A new college in Douglas will train Chinese nurses and provide language classes - if planners give the green light.
Peng Li of Castletown has applied to transform the former Bank of Ireland at the bottom of Christian Road in the capital into an educational facility.
He says the idea is to have 235 students by the end of next year, learning healthcare and English.
Mr Li says the students, aged 25 to 35, would be taught NVQ qualifications by eight staff.
Dry cleaner to shut down
A dry-cleaning business on Douglas Promenade says it's closing.
Island goes pink for breast cancer support group
The Isle of Man's gone pink today to raise money for the Manx Breast Cancer Support Group.
Dominos announces Ramsey store opening soon!
There's good news for pizza lovers in Ramsey - after Dominos said it's opening in the town.
Manx Telecom to merge with Jersey Telecom
Manx Telecom says it's been bought out by a Netherlands-based investment company and Jersey Telecom.
Manx government yet to assess impact of digital ID scheme
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government hasn't yet looked at what the UK's digital ID scheme could mean for the Island.
Thirty hospital fires in seven years, says Manx Care
Manx Care says the Island's hospitals have seen 30 fires since 2018 - including five which were set deliberately.
Which buses are the most punctual?
A southern MHK wants to know which buses are most punctual.
Dangerous trees mean road closure for Port St Mary
The Department of Infrastructure says it's been forced to close a busy route in the south of the Island this weekend.
