Treasury says it will monitor the introduction of a 12-sided one pound coin in the UK - and may consider one here in future.
Yesterday it confirmed the Isle of Man won't be following the UK by launching the new-look currency in March:
People will be able to spend the new coin on the Island - however it's led to concerns from some about the logistics of using it in things like ticket machines.
MHK Ralph Peake has responsibility for currency:
Government will explain plans to save £50 million at conference next month
There'll be a chance to find out how the government plans to save £50 million in five years at its annual conference later this year.
Green Living Grant payments for homes to end soon
Payments from the Green Living Grant Scheme will be ending soon.
Coal Fund applications open for help with heating bills
One of the oldest charities on the Island is accepting applications for this year.
United Nations Biosphere organisation looking for young volunteer to represent Island
Could you be the next Biosphere Isle of Man youth representative?
Annual Island marathon to be held this weekend
The Isle of Man marathon and half marathon are taking place this weekend.
New Douglas lifeboat to arrive in the capital this afternoon
Douglas's new lifeboat is arriving today, and it's the fastest the RNLI station's ever had.
Road in the south to close for three days next week
Ballakilpheric Road in Arbory will be closed for three days next week.
Changes to pensions of government workers being considered
Public service workers are being consulted on proposed changes to their pension schemes.
