3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure youngsters can be seen during the dark winter months.
Be Safe, Be Seen is now in its third year and sees reflective stickers given to all primary schoolchildren on the Island.
The stickers are also available from various locations around the Isle of Man.
Tom Richards of sponsor company Cannacord Wealth explains why the campaign matters:
CTH Insurance's managing director Alex Freeman explains why his company got involved:
Have your say on Manx pharmacy services
The Department of Health and Social Care wants your views on its pharmacies.
Tynwald to decide on October and January half-term breaks
Tynwald members will vote on whether to have October and January half-term off next month.
Sarah Astin breaks Isle of Man women’s marathon record in Seville
Manx Athlete Sarah Astin has set a new Isle of Man women's marathon record at her debut in Seville.
DOI declines to reveal charity land lease costs in Ramsey
The Department of Infrastructure says revealing how much it charges a charity to rent land in Ramsey could undermind future negotiations.
Ballakilpheric Road shuts tomorrow
A road in the south of the Island will close for nearly seven weeks.
Peel Carnival needs you!
One of Peel's biggest events is looking for volunteers to help organise it.
Commissioners looking for new clerk
Jurby commissioners say they're looking for a new clerk and finance officer.
Nobody charged for paper Manx Utilities bills, says chair
Manx Utilities chairman John Wannenburgh says nobody pays to receive a paper bill.
