The much-delayed Council of Ministers report on the future of the Queen's Pier goes before Tynwald on Tuesday - and it seems the delay could cost the Island dearly.
The cost of putting the Victorian masterpiece in order has leapt from an original estimate of £5 million to around £11 million.
Vice-chairman of the Friends of the Queens Pier, Michael Tramontana, is amazed at the rise in costs.
Milan Vets extends farm services following feedback from clients
Services to continue beyond 1 November with update 'early in the New Year'
This evening's sailing cancelled
A yellow weather warning for heavy rain comes into effect from 5pm
Thief who stole almost £1m from elderly man refused privy council hearing
Deemster found application had 'simply no chance of success'
Calls for more education on diabetes in Isle of Man schools
One mum says she had to become a fulltime carer of her son to make sure he had the right support
Farmers 'need to come together and find a solution' over withdrawal of veterinary services
Kirree Kermode says a number of vets' books already full as practice to cease livestock services