Move to go before Tynwald
A bid to restore free television licences for people over the age of 75 should be rubber stamped by Tynwald in ten days' time.
Plans for a U-turn, which could benefit about 5,800 Island households, are due to go before the court.
Anyone over the age of 75 who has paid the £145.50 fee since 1 September will be refunded, with the cost met through savings in Jobseekers’ Allowance payments.
Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan says if a rebate scheme is approved, eligible pensioners will need to make a claim to social security for a payment equal to the cost of their licence.
Government suffers fresh defeat over North and West Area Plan
Steam Packet confirms overnight sailings cancelledÂ
Plans to be submitted for Ramsey Harbour flood defence scheme
"Substantial progress" made on design of new Castle Rushen High School, says minister
"Demand for green, clean energy is rising amongst all businesses", says MUA