Computers at all twelve Island surgeries are currently down due to a technical issue.

The Island's Post Office says it 'strongly refutes' Communication Workers' Union claims it's rejected the notion to have 'meaningful' talks.

Plans have been drawn up to use silt from Peel Marina to restore upland areas.

A busy schedule gets underway this morning at the latest sitting of Tynwald.

Not paying your taxi fare could lead to arrest and a fine of up to £5,000.

Two members of Douglas Borough Council (DBC) have been recognised for a combined 60 years service to the authority.

The government is looking to encourage Manx food and drink producers to learn the process of entering for the 'Oscars' of the industry.

The government is reminding people the deadline for tax payments is less than a month away.

Police are looking into damage caused to a green house in Onchan.

The Communication Workers' Union has confirmed the Island's Post Office has rejected its offer for 'meaningful' talks ahead of planned industrial action.

Police are working to crack down on 'frequent vandalism' at Peel Cathedral and its grounds.

An MHK will query how many people are on the waiting list for a care home in the south of the Island.

The Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture (DEFA) is advising residents to take care if they're visiting the Islands glens.

A Douglas man has been fined after being caught with just over one gram of cannabis.

Will the transfer of ownership of the Old Castletown Police Station be completed before the end of the year?

An Island developer is looking to create 34 homes on land in Ramsey.

Police are warning the public to plan ahead as work begins on a busy road in Douglas today.

An urgent question regarding the Island's postal strike will go before Tynwald tomorrow.

Could a new food and drink venue be coming to Douglas?

Steam Packet sailings tonight and tomorrow could face disruption.

Police are appealing for information following a collision involving a child.

An Onchan man will stand trial after being accused of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order.

An MHK wants to know how many times Noble's Hospital has been been over capacity in the past three years.

An alcoholic from Douglas has been fined £100 after breaking an order banning him from purchasing alcohol. 

Police are warning motorists after a number of vehicles were seized this week for not having tax or insurance.

Police say they're looking forward to escorting the Island's first ever 'Santa's on a bike' today.

Will local authorities be able to set speed limits in their own areas?

Police are warning dog owners to keep their pets under control.

Police are warning the public to plan ahead as work begins on a busy road in Douglas next week.

Police are appealing to the public after a dog hit by a car yesterday has gone missing.

Steam Packet sailings tonight have been cancelled.

Police are reminding road users to be considerate after Castletown Commissioners' staff were drenched earlier today.

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Steam Packet sailings this morning and this afternoon have been cancelled due to forecast poor weather.

Police are investigating a fight involving a group of males in Douglas last weekend.

A takeaway employee will stand trial after being accused of possessing an offensive weapon.

Committal proceedings against a Ballasalla woman accused of carrying out a nightclub assault have taken place.

An MHK will put forward a series of questions in Tynwald next week regarding fast food outlets on Island.

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) says its making itself available for intense negotiations in the days leading up to a planned strike from postal workers.

Are citizen's arrests allowed on the Island?

Police are appealing for witnesses to an incident involving a vehicle in Douglas earlier this week.

Three miles of coastline in Ramsey will be given a clean-up this weekend.

Tonight's sailings will go ahead, despite poor weather conditions.

The Isle of Man Post Office has announced it's contingency plans ahead of planned strike action next week from Communication Workers Union (CWU) members.

A teenager from Douglas has been fined £600 after being caught taking naked pictures of his flatmate whilst she slept.

A teenager from Douglas has been branded 'foolish' after being caught hiding cannabis in a sock basket.

Steam Packet sailings tonight and tomorrow face possible disruption due to poor weather.

An Island developer will host a second public consultation on plans for more than 280 homes and a bypass in Ballasalla before they are submitted to the government.

The government is looking for a qualified organisation to provide a first-response firefighting service at the TT and Festival of Motorcycling.

Manx National Heritage will consider a report on the success of opening up the Manx Museum on Sundays today.

Keep your eyes peeled for a golden bus making its way across the Island.

Would you like to win a festive photoshoot with your pet?

Sailings over the next few days could face disruption due to adverse weather conditions.

The Isle of Man Post Office says it's 'disappointed' Communication Workers Union (CWU) members have voted in favour of strike action.

A Douglas man will stand trial after being accused of stealing from B&Q.

Committal proceedings in the case against a Douglas man accused of benefit fraud have been delayed.

Police are looking for a number of items estimated to be worth more than £1,000 following a burglary.

838 hospital complaints have been made in nearly four years.

Police are appealing for information after a building belonging to the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has been damaged.

Members of the public will get the chance to look at plans for a new glamping site in Port Erin tomorrow.

Infrastructure Minister, Ray Harmer, says gathering residents views on the Island's sea services has been 'crucial'.

Island Postal workers will stage a two-day strike next week against an 'outrageous attack on their job security, pensions, terms and conditions.'

Further charges have been brought against a former Clerk of Tynwald accused of serious sexual offences.

Island Post Offices workers have voted in favour of industrial action.

Could the Island be faced with a postal strike this Christmas?

Questions from two MHK's dominate the topics of discussion in the House of Keys today.

Two charities are teaming up for the New Year's Day charity dip on Douglas Promenade.

In anticipation of a surge in demand over the Christmas period Bus Vannin will be operating additional Night Owl buses.

Police say in regards to drink driving their message 'appears to have got through'.

The annual Manx Youth Orchestra Christmas Concert is returning later this month.

Police are advising parents to make sure children on bikes can be seen during the dark winter evenings.

How frequently does the Treasury receive updates on the performance of government reserves?

Manx Utilities is advising residents after receiving reports of a hoax notice.

The government is calling on experienced trophy and medal producers interested in creating castings for TT and Classic TT trophies.

A teenager from Douglas has been fined £750 after losing control of his car whilst overtaking.

A teenager from Ballaugh has been fined £200 after being caught speeding on the Mountain Road.

TV licence payments for the over 70's will be discussed in the House of Keys tomorrow.

Police are appealing for information after a window was damaged in the north of the Island.

The Social Affairs Policy Review Committee of Tynwald will be holding a hearing later this week.

Manx Utilities are seeking public views on plans to develop the sewage treatment system in the West of the Island.

Marshals travelling to work at the Southern 100 next year will benefit from a special discount scheme.

Police arrested five people last night for drink driving.

A driver had to be freed from their car after it came off the Mountain Road and ended up on it's roof yesterday evening.

A mother and daughter will stand trial after being accused of assaulting a man with the intention of robbing him.

A Ballasalla man who crashed a car after being distracted by a group of chickens has been fined £450.

How many times has Noble's hospital been placed in special measures?

Do you know any of the women in this classic photo from the TT?

Firefighters are reminding people to make sure chargers for electrical devices are in good condition after a fire at an Island school.

Pupils from an Island school performed in front of around 5,000 people in London earlier this week.

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A Douglas man has appeared in court after being accused of possessing an offensive weapon.

A Ballasalla man has appeared at Douglas Courthouse after being accused of trying to break into a bakery.

Has the Manx Museum being open to the public on Sundays been successful?

A trial for an on-demand bus service for residents in the north of the Island will start on Monday.

High Bailiff John Needham has been appointed as the Island's Second Deemster.

Police are appealing for information following a hit and run collision which took place in Douglas earlier this week.

RNLI crews were called to help search for a missing car last night.

A special service of remembrance for those affected by miscarriage or still birth will be held over the Christmas period.

The recording of a hit Christmas single, starring a Manx firefighter, has been posted in a video online.

Another yellow weather warning has been announced for later today.

A serial burglar will be sentenced next month after striking twice in four days.

A grandmother from Patrick has been banned from the road after being caught driving her eight-year-old grandson home from school whilst over the limit.

Police are appealing for witnesses to a fight involving a group of males in Onchan last weekend.

The Island's postal service says it would be 'very disappointed' if workers voted for strike action.

Police are appealing for information after a caravan was stolen in the north of the Island.

Island sixth-form students are being given the chance to win a scholarship to go to the NASA United Space School next year.

Curraghs Wildlife Park has announced it's building a new enclosure for one of its well-loved species.

A Tynwald inquiry into suicide has been launched.

At least 30 bottlenose dolphins were spotted off the Island's coast at the weekend.

The Steam Packet has issued an update on today's sailings. 

Adverse weather conditions are disrupting travel across the Island today.

Rob Pritchard has the latest:

Rob Pritchard reports:

Adverse weather conditions are disrupting travel across the Island today.

Ben-my-Chree sailings this morning and this afternoon have been cancelled due to poor weather conditions.

A Douglas man has been ordered to carry out 80 hours of unpaid work after starting a fight in the street.

A fisherman from Douglas has been told he should be ashamed of his behaviour after being arrested at a family restaurant.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning.

The new customs arrangement secured for the Island is a big step in preventing disruption for residents and businesses.

An Island watchmaker has been honoured with an OBE for his incredible work.

University College Isle of Man (UCM) is to provide training services for a government business program.

A new book is now available for those looking to get to grips with the Manx language.

Entries for one of the Island's biggest annual sporting events opens later this week.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning.