A change to next year's so-called Toilet Tax - away from a flat rate of £100 to a fee linked to the rateable value of a property - has moved a step closer.
Standing Orders were suspended in the Legislative Council sitting to allow The Sewerage (Amendment) Bill to pass its stages and will now go to Tynwald next month.
Treasury is to start a revaluation of the Island's housing stock of around 40,000 properties early next year.
Manx Utilities Authority chairman Alfred Cannan says it’s designed to be fairer as part of a bigger picture of improvements.
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Bishop's vote...vote...pushed back to January
Dates for rebranded Isle of Man Food and Drink Festival announced
Treasury eyes tougher immigration rules to tackle 'risks' facing system
Business confidence cools as costs climb and demand outlook weakens, survey finds
