The Chief Minister says the Sefton Group is now in a much healthier financial position than this time last year.
Government bailed the group out earlier this year with a £4.3 million rescue package comprising of a loan and a land purchase.
Though controversial at the time Allan Bell stands by the decision saying it saved over 300 local jobs.
He told us government is keeping a close eye on the financial reports the group produces:
Invitation to welcome Manx Ukraine hero home on Friday
A motorcade led by bikers will bring a Manx hero home tomorrow.
Were you given weight-loss jabs on prescription?
Twenty-three prescriptions for weight loss drugs have been issued on the island in the past year.
New cafe for Castletown
A new café in the south of the Island has thrown open its doors today.
Strong winds and rain for first day of TT practice
This year's TT is facing a soggy and windy start, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Government wants to know what you think of new NHS surcharge
There's a chance to have your say on a new healthcare tax to pay for the Island's healthcare system.
Get a thicker skin, MHKs told
An Onchan MHK says some of his political colleagues need thicker skin after a debate into whether language used by Chief Minister Alf Cannan was unparliamentary.
Slow down for thirsty hedgehogs!
Drivers at being asked to slow down near a popular watering spot for hedgehogs in the hot weather.
Car park closed for first Mann Made festival
The Bottleneck car park in Douglas is closed, as it gets ready for a new TT event.
