Tests on water quality on the Island's beaches will get underway in around two weeks' time.
The bathing water testing will check for E Coli and Intestinal Enterococci levels
The measurements and sampling will start on Tuesday, May 6 at Derbyhaven, Douglas, Peel, Gansey, Laxey, Port Grenaugh, Port Lewaigue, Port Skillion and Port Soderick.
They'll be done by the Environmental Protection Unit at the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
MHK to ask urgent question about Noble's Hospital beds
Tynwald will hear an urgent question about bed spaces at Noble's Hospital tomorrow.
Salvation Army service helping people with more than £2 million of debt
The Salvation Army's says it's helping more than 40 people who are struggling to manage around £2.2 million worth of debt.
Tynwald question over government's post office payments
An MHK is asking how much the government's paid the Post Office and sub-postmasters for the services they provide.
Local authority rapped over changing hut FOI response
The Information Commissioner says Ramsey Commissioners didn't response to a Freedom of Information request on time and didn't properly search for the information.
Roadworks mean temporary lights at noble's Hospital
There'll be three-way traffic lights on the approach road to Noble's Hospital this week.
Lord Street plans up for consideration this morning
The fate of a huge development in central Douglas will be decided by the planning committee this morning.
Shear joy in Laxey this summer!
A unique fundraiser says it'll be returning to Laxey again later this year.
MHK queries government's back-up flood defence plan
Does the Department of Infrastructure have alternative plans for flood defences on Ramsey Quayside?
