The government will be reducing the amount of freephone lines available for its services.
Making a statement in Tynwald this week, Cabinet Office minister David Ashford said it was part of a drive to save the taxpayer around £320,000 per year.
He explained how essential phone numbers had been made free in 2021 to help out during the cost of living crisis, but a review is now due.
Mr Ashford listed the lines which would be kept free as most critical to the vulnerable:
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