Matter raised in Keys
Isle of Man Post Office faces a loss of £4,000 in revenue, following the resignation of the sub postmaster in St John's and closure of the service there.
However, it will see savings of over £21,000.
That's according to Chair of Isle of Man Post, Julie Edge, who revealed the figures during House of Keys questions today, in response to Ayre and Michael MHK Tim Baker.
Ms Edge also said people who picked up their benefits at the St John's post office had been considered:
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