A prescription price hike is on the way.
Charges on the Island will rise from September – if Tynwald gives its backing to proposals later this month.
It would mean each item would cost £3.85, 60p more than at present.
An increase of more than 20 per cent is also planned for 12 month pre-payment certificates.
Yellow weather warning issued ahead of Storm Amy
Ronaldsway Met Office says travel disruption and damage are likely
Loneliness and isolation 'can affect all age groups'
Meeting held at Braddan's Roundhouse to discuss ways to tackle 'Island-wide' issue
Cost of additional ferry terminal work "could be £1million, could be significantly cheaper"
Infrastructure minister faces questions over 'upgrade' to Liverpool site
IOM Medical Society issues position statement over plans for private healthcare facility
Calls for public review amid concerns for impact on NHS provision
New political party 'Isle of Man First' publishes manifesto
Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare