Complaints made to the government will be a subject of discussion in this months Tynwald sitting.
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper wants to know how many have been received by each government department, office and and board in each of the last two years.
In his question to Policy and Reform Minister, Chris Thomas MHK, Mr Hooper is also looking to find out what each complaint related to.
The court will convene for its December sitting next Tuesday, December 10, from 10.30am in Douglas.
Minimum wage rise is national crisis, says chamber
The Island's Chamber of Commerce is calling the 9.9 percent minimum wage rise planned for next April a national crisis.
Access to cash to be considered by Tynwald
The government's plans to make sure people can still get cash despite bank closures will come under the spotlight this week.
More than £60k raised by Santa's on a Bike
The weekend's Santa's on a Bike run has raised over £60,000 for the children's hospice.
Which schools have free period products?
Which schools currently provide free period products?
Roadworks damaging tyres, claims woman
People have been complaining on social media about being left with flat tyres after driving through roadworks near Noble's Hospital in Braddan.
Landslip closes road in west
A road in the west of the Island remain closed today after a landslip at the weekend.
Severe gales and overtopping spark red weather warning
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued its second weather warning of the day - with a risk-to-life warning about coastal overtopping tomorrow.
Covid and flu jab drop-ins this week
Manx Care says there'll be two drop-in sessions for flu and Covid vaccines this week.
