The revival of a once-popular carnival in the South of the Island takes place this weekend.
Port St Mary Beach Day - which takes place on Saturday, August 4 - is a throwback to the Port St Mary Carnival of the 70s and 80s.
Glenys Brunt, of Port St Mary Commissioners' Events Committee, says it'll be a 'magical' event.
It will be held from midday on the village beach and lower promenade and will feature beach games, spectator events and a dog competition.
Plans to expand northern quarry
A planning application's been submitted to expand a quarry at the northern tip of the Island.
All of Tuesday's sailings now cancelled
The Steam Packet has announced more sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather this week.
Government consulting with hospitality over licensing changes
The government's started consulting with businesses over possible changes to the events licensing process.
Woman's fundraising with Army history walk
A local woman's planning a historical walk to raise money for the Army Benevolent Fund.
Two sailings cancelled and others at risk
The Steam Packet says two of today's sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather, with others possibly disrupted.
Police witness appeal over weekend fight
The police are appealing for witnesses about a fight which happened outside Jak's bar in the early hours of Sunday morning.
MONEYVAL reps visit to give advice for major assessment
Representatives from international financial watchdog MONEYVAL are visiting this week to start preparations for the Island's major assessment this year.
Window Wanderland to return soon
Window Wanderland is returning this March, bringing the Island's streets to life with colourful, creative window displays.
