The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is advising landowners to check their trees after Storm Dave at the weekend.
On Facebook, it says you should check trees for signs of damage, cracks, snap-outs or movement at the root-base.
It says some work on trees may require a licence, and people can check online.
And the department adds its staff don't carry out tree safety or risk assessments, so people should use qualified and insured arborists for professional advice.
DHSC says it's not connected to controversial software firm
The Department of Health and Social Care says it doesn't have any dealings with a controversial software company.
Some bus passengers may need to switch stops this week
Bus Vannin says passengers travelling south may need to wait at a different stop this week.
Airport passenger figures up on last year
Ronaldsway Airport says the number of passengers through its doors in March was up more than three per cent on last year's totals.
Professor urges registrations as votes really count in Manx elections
A law researcher at an Oxford University says it's vital to register for to vote in this year's election - because a few votes can make a huge difference.
Plans submitted for NSC roof solar panels
Manx Utilities has applied for permission to install solar panels on the National Sports Centre.
Petrol station to close during takeover
A filling station in Castletown says it'll close next week - and reopen under new management before TT.
Chief Minister's heckler explains behaviour in online video
A woman who claims she was the heckler thrown out of the House of Keys last week has expressed her frustration on social media.
Buchan School could become 85 homes under new plans
A former school in Castletown could become a new 85-home housing estate under a new planning application.
