The Chief Minister is defending spending a quarter of a million pounds on consultants who are exploring the potential of creating a global TT Series.
Delays expected for afternoon Ben sailing
This afternoons Ben-my-Chree service from Heysham to the Island will run with a slight delay.
Final chance to bid wallabies farewell
The now-famous Island wallaby sculptures will be on display this weekend for the final time before they go to auction.
Douglas man admits affray and breaching bail
A court’s heard how two men carried out a terrifying attack on the forecourt of one of the busiest filling stations in Douglas.
Teen to be sentenced for breaching order
A Peel teenager will be sentenced next month after a court found he’d breached an anti-social behaviour order.
Further climate protests in Douglas today
Climate change campaigners will once again take to the streets outside Tynwald this afternoon.
Digger on heritage trail vandalised
Police are investigating an act of vandalism to work equipment on the Islands heritage trail.
‘The road isn’t safe’ - Kirk Michael residents call public meeting
The main road through Kirk Michael is ‘simply not safe’ according to residents, who say traffic calming measures are ‘badly needed’.
DfE issues Festival of Jurby statement
The Department for Enterprise says it's disappointed to hear the Festival of Jurby is stopping after ten years.
