How much mail gets lost making its way through the Post Office's systems?
That's what Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh wants to know, having tabled a Tynwald question for written reply to Post Office Chair Stu Peters.
He's asking how many tracked items have been recorded as lost in each of the last two years.
Mr Wannenburgh also wants to find out how much people were paid in compensation for their missing mail.
Beavers need you! 1st Rushen Scouts looking for new leaders
First Rushen Scouts are on the hunt for new volunteer leaders to support its Beavers section.
Firefighters tackle fire in a shipping container
The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service responded to a blaze within a shipping container yesterday evening.
Chief Minister says government efficiency drive has saved £4 million so far
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says an efficiency programme has already saved government £4 million out of its total budget of around £1.5 billion.
Digital flag network to be tested around TT course
If you get red-flagged on the TT course tomorrow, don't worry - it's just a test.
Infrastructure Minister cannot say when delayed landlord law will begin
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he doesn't know when five-year old laws governing landlords will come into force.
Isle of Pride event cancelled after commissioners request date change
Organisers of a Pride event in Onchan say they were forced to cancel this year's event because of a late change of heart by commissioners over dates.
Police ask 'How Will Your TT End? You Choose...'
Police have launched a new TT 2026 road safety campaign urging riders to make responsible choices on the Island’s roads.
Santon club begins work on landmark SuperEnduro track
An Island bike club will build the Island's first-ever SuperEnduro training track after a grant from the Manx Lottery Trust.
