Sure has donated enough money to fund 50 hours of care at Hospice Isle of Man.
The telecoms company gifted £1,000 to the charity's in-patient unit instead of sending Christmas gifts to clients.
The hospice provides specialist palliative care for more than 350 patients each year who are facing life-threatening or life-limiting illnesses.
Want to sup? Bring back your cup!
A bar in the south of the Island is appealing for people to return its cups, as it counts down to opening a Port Erin cafe for the summer.
Southern farmers win concert awards
Young farmers in the south of the Island are celebrating - after winning this year's concert.
A&E bed waiting times on the rise
Patients in accident and emergency at Noble's Hospital are waiting almost 60 per cent longer for a bed on a ward.
Warning after used needles found twice in a week in Glen Vine
Residents in Glen Vine are being warned after syringes were found on a footpath twice in a week.
Firefighters called to battery fire
The fire and rescue service says it was called out to a flat fire caused by a rechargeable battery over the weekend.
Part of TT course in Ramsey to close for a month
Part of a busy road in Ramsey is to close for a month next week.
New bowling clubhouse in the south?
A bowling club in Port Erin could be demolished under new plans.
Onchan rent arrears more than £59,000
Onchan commissioners say they're owed more than £59,000 in rent arrears.
