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Douglas Council says less than two per cent of its homes were empty at the end of January.

The Department of Infrastructure says it'll start a tendering process to finish the sea wall in Douglas late this year.

The Fire and Rescue Service says it dealt with two incidents over the weekend.

Michael Commissioners say this year's rates rise is more than seven times higher than inflation because there's no money left to soften the blow.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain today.

How many government workers have gone on sabbatical leave over the past three years?

Police say this afternoon's incident in Ramsey involved a man being assaulted outside Tesco.

An employment tribunal against company which used to run a coffee shop in Braddan's Roundhouse has been adjourned - while a former employee tries to put the company back on the register.

There's still a fortnight left to enter your business for this year's Manx Menu contest.

A local legal firm is offering monthly drop-in sessions where people can get free advice on Family Law.

Taking part in an online survey about business banking will help raise money for an Island charity.

Heron & Brearley has appointed a new managing director for Okell's Inns.

In the end, the PM had little option.

For those wishing to understand the Starmer project, it is hard to overstate how crucial a role Morgan McSweeney played.

The Met Office has issued a fresh weather warning for heavy rain, with more than 200 flood alerts still in place.

How to get children reading again has become one of the highly debated questions in education.