BUS cleaners have been earning up to £52,000 a year.
The Examiner reveals the figure today on the front page.
Inside, the paper reveals that local politicians – councillors in Douglas and commissioners elsewhere - have been asked to consider a massive rise in their expenses.
The paper also looks at a plan to extract fuel from the seaweed on Douglas beach.
The big education story this week was the potential loss of 11 education jobs. {http://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/education/eleven-jobs-at-risk-in-dept-of-education-1-5500902|We revealed the news online here} and have more in the paper today.
After the hotel scheme for Lord Street in Douglas bit the dust, we look at a call for the government and Douglas Council to look again at the whole area.
The centre pages include some fascinating pictures from the past of transport and we have a picture spread on the Comic Relief events throughout the island.
The back page’s main story is another win for Gumns, while we also report on Mark Cavendish’s efforts in Italy.
The Examiner also includes three letters pages this week.
The paper is in the shops now.