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.
More bus strikes planned for March if talks fail
Could bus strikes continue into next month?
MER stars in TV personality's new video
TV star and artist Timmy Mallett has released a new video about the Isle of Man.
Dylan Moran announces Isle of man show
TV star and comedian Dylan Moran has announced he'll be performing on the Island next year.
Tuition company announces Ramsey expansion
A tuition company says it's expanding its services in the north of the Island.
TT course section to shut for work next week
A section of the TT course will be closed for a week next month for roadworks.
Jersey debates assisted dying - as Manx law breaks unwelcome record
A Freedom of Information request in the UK has shown the Isle of Man's Assisted Dying Bill has broken an unwelcome record.
New Castle Rushen High School unveiled
An engineering and construction company has shared the first look at the new Castle Rushen High School.
Full list of Thursday's 37 bus services released
Bus Vannin has released the details of its planned timetable for tomorrow amid the ongoing strike.
