All but one of the Island's designated bathing beaches have good or excellent water quality, according to a new report.
The 2023 Bathing Water Report from the Department of Environment Food and Agriculture says only Castletown's water is 'sufficient'.
The government says North Ramsey, Glen Wyllin and Port Erin's water quality improved from 'good' to 'excellent' over the past year.
Meanwhile, beaches at Bay ny Carrickey, Douglas Central, South Ramsey, and Port St Mary all remain 'good'.
Air ambulance attends to two crashes on same day
An air ambulance from Cumbria were called to assist with two vehicle crashes on the Island yesterday.
Braddan commissioners want £475k loan
Braddan Commissioners say they want to take out a 30-year loan for more than £475,000 to carry out work on properties.
Witness appeal after biker injured in crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a biker was seriously hurt in a crash yesterday.
Film showcases TT marshals
A short film's been released showing the behind-the-scenes work of TT marshals and medics.
£11,770 in Income Tax and NI fines for individuals and businesses
Fines totaling £11,770 have been handed out to individuals and businesses over income tax and national insurance offences.
Famous Manx poem recital now available online
A recital of a renowned Manx poet's poem is now available online.
Cosmo raises £1,000 for charity
A fundraising drive in memory of one of the Island's best-known cats has hit its target after just two days.
Fire crews called to blaze in Douglas flat
Firefighters were called to a property in Douglas this morning after a discarded cigarette started a blaze.
