Mr President, In February of last year I presented what i termed a budget of focus to grow the economy, deliver essential capital projects, support hard-working...
The Budget has delivered an opportunity to the gov to provide an update as to the cost of the pandemic and how much cash is being...
Government revenue spending for 2021/22 is budgeted at £1.161 billion, representing £13,740 for every person on the Island – an increase of 3.3%. Some of the...
While the Budget is full of facts and figures, we also have to look at what it doesn’t tell us. A One Year Budget Treasury Minister...
Treasury Minister Alf Cannan’s fifth and (probably) final Budget of this administration has been called a “budget of resilience” which the gov seeking to stabilise the...
The Capital Programme in this year’s Budget totals spending of £182,382,000. The majority of the Capital Programme for 2021/22 will be undertaken by the Department of...
With Strand Street looking a tad sparse these days thanks to Arcadia going bust, we asked you what you’d like to see on our high street....
There’s a chance to air and share views on the future shape of healthcare services such as GPs, dentists and opticians from the comfort of your...
Tomorrow is Budget day and Treasury Minister Alf Cannan will present his fifth and final Budget to Tynwald and the Great Manx Public. In a financial...
Unemployment Up Unemployment has seen another increase following the island’s circuit breaker lockdown. The figure had been steadily dropping from last year’s record high, but February...
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