Peel's rates are going up for the coming financial year, but not as much as they could've done, after the commissioners decided to scrap a number of proposed developments.
A new five-a-side football pitch, basketball court, improved CCTV and disabled access to the Ward Library have had to be shelved.
The town rate has been frozen at 242p, instead of the planned 7p rise, but the waste disposal element is being upped from £128.50 to £152 per dwelling.
Two Manx high schools told to stop operating CCTV 'inside' toilets
Information Commissioner issues Urgent Enforcement Notices
King Gaming's license suspended amidst criminal investigation
Gambling Supervision Commission publishes statement
Hopes new unit will reduce amount of time patients spend in hospital
Ambulatory Assessment Treatment Unit officially opens its doors
Housing, VAT, climate and tourism among concerns raised by the East in government roadshow
More young people in attendance at Douglas event than previous ones
Skills Strategy hopes to tackle 'significant' skills shortage
Part of Island Plan to create and fill 5,000 new jobs by 2032
Loganair to remove Saturday service to Birmingham
Temporary changes take effect in May
