How many roadside trees has the Department of Infrastructure identified as being dangerous?
That's what Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse will be asking Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood in Tynwald next week.
He also wants to know how many the DOI has asked landowners to cut down.
Tynwald will sit at 10am on Tuesday, January 20 in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
NSC to temporarily close sports halls
The National Sports Centre says two of its sports halls are to close for 10 days.
Operations can resume after bone cement shortage
Manx Care says orthopaedic operations can now continue as planned after a shortage of bone cement.
Community centre says charity boxes have been stolen
A community centre in the North says it's had charity boxes stolen.
20% rise planned for HGV operator disc fees
HGV drivers are facing a 20 per cent increase on their operator disc fees this year.
Company applies for sign permission
A mining engineering company based in Douglas has applied to put up new signs at its offices.
Northern Irish council hits out at new Manx visa rules for fishermen
A council in Northern Ireland will write to the Manx government over changes to visa rules affecting its fishing crews.
Increased police presence just an exercise
Police say people in the north of the Island shouldn't be alarmed if they spot lots of police this afternoon.
Too early for windfarm payment details, says minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says the way windfarm operators would be paid to produce electricity hasn't been settled yet - because there aren't any windfarms here.
