2009 End to End Cycling Event Gets Underway This Morning
Over 1,000 sportsmen and women will be on the Island’s roads today taking part in the end to end cycling challenge.
The 47 mile trek will see the riders go from the Point of Ayre to Cregneash, riding on tarmac, country roads, grass tracks and fields.
Organiser's of the event have said this year has seen a record number of entrants, with some people coming from around the world to take part.
No plans to showcase Manx produce at new L'pool ferry terminal
The chief minister says there are no plans to showcase Manx produce at the new ferry terminal in Liverpool.
Sights Matters IOM's headquarters turns 21 today
The home of a leading visually impaired charity is celebrating it's 21st birthday today.
Island to follow UK cigarette sale ban?
The Isle of Man could ban the sale of cigarettes, cigars and tobacco to anyone born after 2008.
Cast return to Island
90s Indie rockers Cast will be playing on the Island later this year.
Bordello to reopen as Irish pub?
A nightclub which closed last year could return as a theme pub.
Final 'Listening To You' gov roadshow comes to Ramsey tonight
The last in a series of government roadshows will take place this evening in the North.
Small shark tagging crews rewarded for efforts by MWT
Two local fishing crews have been rewarded for their help on a shark tagging project.
Overdose investigation lands woman in court
Investigations into an overdose has landed a woman in court charged with two counts of drug dealing.
