24 local young people have received the highest Duke of Edinburgh award at a ceremony last week.
The scheme involved completing a 12-18 month programme that included volunteering, learning new skills, physical activity and a four day expedition.
Each was presented with their Gold badges by the Lieutenant Governor at Government House.
More than 600 young people from the Island are currently participating in either their Bronze, Silver or Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award.
TT course closure to fell trees
A busy section of the TT course will close for two days next weekend.
20mph on agenda for first local authority to get limits
New 20mph speed limits will be up for discussion when Port St Mary commissioners meet next week.
Gales set to buffet Island later
The Island could be up for a wet and windy few days, according to forecasters.
Should 20mph road markings be in Manx as well as English?
There are no plans for to paint road markings in Manx in new 20mph zones.
Exercise tests emergency services response
The Department of Home Affairs says an exercise has simulated a major incident on the roads.
Event to help new islanders settle in tomorrow
An event tomorrow will help newcomers to the Island settle in and meet new friends.
Over £300k spent on tackling youth crime
Over £300,000 has been spent by the police on tackling youth crime in a year.
Botanical garden would get upgrade under plans
A botanical garden in Santon could get a new meeting room for its visitors, if planners approve new proposals.
