There'll be a new captain of a parish on the Island soon, according to the Lieutenant Governor.
Government House says it's accepted the resignation of Ray Gawne, current captain of the Parish of Arbory.
As a result, there'll now be a selection process for a new postholder, with an announcement due in the near future.
The role can be traced back to Viking times, and today is best known for calling candidates to requisition meetings in the run-up to elections.
Mountain Road closed until 3.30pm
The Mountain Road closure has been extended to later 3.30pm today.
Council backs Lord Street cinema, flats and shops plan
Douglas council has backed plans for a 12-storey development on Lord Street which would see 85 homes, a cinema, shops and bus centre built.
£200,000 penalty for egaming firm over money-laundering rules
An egaming firm which surrendered its licence in 2024 has been hit with hundreds of thousands of pounds in penalties for failing to comply with money-laundering regulations.
Massive jump in those affected by data breaches
The Island's information commissioner's office says the number of people hit by data breaches at the end of last year rose fourfold.
Hike raises more than £2,000 for Sepsis Trust
A local woman's raised over £2,000 with a 45 kilometre (28 mile) charity trek through the Andes Mountains.
Steam Packet survey finds customers want all-weather sailings
The Steam Packet's thanked the public after receiving over 4,500 responses to a survey month about the design of its future ship.
Mountain Road closure extended
The Department of Infrastructure has extended the Mountain Road's closure until this afternoon.
Few doctors recommend Manx Care as a workplace in survey
Fewer than a quarter of Island doctors say they'd recommend Manx Care as a place to work.
