The government's banning barbecues, fires and stoves at spectator points around the TT course to prevent wildfires.
Signs have been put up by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture around the circuit to let fans know.
On Facebook, the Fire and Rescue Service says it would prefer people didn't use disposable barbecues at all.
However, it says if you're planning on using one during the festival, there are a number of precautions you should take - you can find out more on our website.
Bus Vannin carried 225k TT passengers!
The Island's buses carried more than 225,000 people over TT, it's been revealed.
Are Island schools secure enough?
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it's looking into how to improve school security after a report.
Three-time powerlifting champion breaks deadlift record
A Manx powerlifting champion is a three-time winner in the British Masters Championships.
Ramsey boundary extension rejected after inquiry
An independent inquiry has rejected an application by Ramsey Town Commissioners to extend the town's boundary.
Southern residential home to get garden uplift
A residential care home in the South will see its garden transformed thanks to fundraising.
GPS jammers could be used in Santon this week
The Island's Civil Aviation Authority says jamming equipment may be in use over Newtown later this week.
Mountain Road closed as DOI collects signs
The Mountain Road is closed until lunchtime today as the Department of Infrastructure continues clearing up after TT.
Charity celebrates Learning Disabilities Week
This year's Learning Disability Week theme is 'do you see me?'
