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.
Fire crews called to free driver from crashed car
Firefighters spent around 45 minutes helping cut a driver free from their car this morning.
Manx Museum celebrates 10 years of UNESCO Biosphere status
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Peel RNLI honoured for lifesaving actions at sea
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Plans submitted to turn former offices into homes
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Island has just 20 vacant homes for public tenants
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Power station chimney flue arrives this week
Flue season will officially arrive in Peel this week.
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