The Department of Infrastructure's housing policy isn't fit for purpose, according to an Onchan MHK.
Rob Callister has written to the DOI about its earning limits for those waiting for social housing - at the moment, they have to earn less than £38,000 a year.
Mr Callister says a couple on minimum wage would earn £42,000 - ruling them out of getting a home.
He's asked Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall to raise the income thresholds.
Resurfacing work starts on New Castletown Road
Roadworks in Santon begin today - with temporary traffic lights for almost a month.
Rare Manx coins go under the hammer
Five Manx coins, described as some of the rarest modern coins in the world, will go under the hammer in the UK this week.
Election hustings for Castletown and Peel tonight
Candidates in this week's local authority elections will be quizzed by voters this evening.
Sheep killed in Colby dog attack
There's a plea for dog owners to keep their pets on leads near livestock, after another attack on sheep at the weekend.
New Douglas development rent on the mind of MHK
Will rents from the former nurses home in Douglas cover the building's costs?
Lifeboats in action after fishing vessel suffers problems
Two Island lifeboats were called out at the weekend after a fishing vessel got into difficulties.
Tynwald questions about Manx Care's mandate
Why didn't the government ask patients about proposed changes to health services?
Chance to have your say on NHS levy
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the public's views on a new health tax will mean it can be brought in properly.
