Government continue to make savings as it sells off buildings and office space which is no longer in use.
This revenue generating initiative was devised as a way of helping government in the huge undertaking to rebalance the books.
In recent years annual rental spend has reduced by over £700,000. This figure is expected to double by 2018.
Chief Minister Allan Bell says the money generated by selling surplus property has so far surpassed expectations:
TT legacy lap signups open soon
Bikers will soon get their annual chance to take part in the legacy lap of the TT course.
Benefits claims move online
People can now make applications and claims for income support online.
Steam Packet lifeboat to return to Dunkirk for commemorations
A 1930s Steam Packet lifeboat will return to Dunkirk to mark the 85th anniversary of the wartime evacuation.
Around 30 complaints a month made about Manx Care
More than 30 complaints a month have been received by Manx Care during the past three years.
Auction house planning special TT sale
Do you have any special TT items you think collectors might snap up?
No fresh Summerland inquests, says AG
There'll be no new inquests for the victims of the Summerland fire, after the Island's Attorney General declined an application.
Cruise ship due in Douglas today
A cruise ship carrying up to 264 passengers is due to visit the Island today.
Fire service pays tribute to firefighters killed in UK blaze
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is paying tribute to two firefighters who lost their lives in the UK this week.
