The grass will be greener in Douglas next month - as the council leaves it alone.
Douglas Council says it'll be taking part in the National No-Mow-May campaign.
It says it'll put off mowing chosen areas in the capital throughout the month to promote the growth of wildflowers and nectar that supports insects and pollinators.
On Facebook, the local authority says it'll help create a beautiful and thriving environment.
UK approves second Irish Sea windfarm in a month
The UK government has given permission for another windfarm between the Isle of Man and UK.
Airport warns of potential Storm Goretti disruption
Ronaldsway Airport says some of its flights to the UK may be disrupted today because of an approaching storm.
New stamps celebrate Island's hidden wilderness
A set of stamps is being released which celebrate the Island's natural beauty and hidden wonders.
Plans for new mobile college classroom
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture has applied for planning permission for a mobile classroom at the college.
School snow closures to be debated in Tynwald
Questions about school closures during bad weather will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
Businesses can spot money laundered from environmental crimes
The Island's Financial Intelligence Unit has published advice on how businesses can spot money being laundered from environmental crimes.
Housing survey says most find it unaffordable
A student surveying people about housing on the Isle of Man says very few people find it affordable - but he'd like more people to have their say.
386 complaints about driving standards on buses
Bus Vannin says it's had more than 500 complaints about its drivers in the past five years.
