The Chair of Manx Utilities says work on the Peel sewage treatment works is progressing on schedule.
Speaking in the House of Keys this week, John Wannenburgh said the site is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2027.
Mr Wannenburgh also pledged to provide the public with more regular updates and a countdown to the plant becoming operational.
He added screening equipment that prevents large items such as wet wipes from entering Peel Bay will begin operating from September this year.
Police appeal after attack which killed sheep
Police are appealing for information about an attack on livestock.
Perkins seeking return to politics in election bid
A former MHK has announced he'll be making a general election comeback this year.
RNLI rescues two paddleboarders
Port Erin RNLI says it was called out to two paddleboarders in trouble yesterday afternoon.
Emergency road closure in place near promenade
An emergency road closure has been put in place in Douglas.
Charity remembers woman who campaigned in memory of daughter
A local mental health charity is paying tribute to one of its campaigners who died this week.
Vice chair of Garff commissioners announces election bid
The vice chair of Garff Commissioners has announced they'll stand in the constituency for the general election.
Enterprise Minister says no funds were given to King Gaming
A Rushen MHK has questioned whether any public funds were provided to an e-gaming firm that was recently raided by police.
Beach litter in Port Erin sparks debate
A resident in the south of the Island has highlighted concerns over litter left behind at Port Erin beach.
