The Isle of Man will be getting the first five new cutting-edge buses from a manufacturer in Northern Ireland.
Ballymena company Wrightbus says its StreetDeck Ultroliners are ultra-low emission diesel buses.
The first five off its production line will be supplied to Bus Vannin - and as technology moves forward the engines could be swapped out for hydrogen or electric power plants.
Bus Vannin Director Ian Bates says it's the Island's first double-decker vehicle order placed since the pandemic.
PPE Medpro put into liquidation
The PPE company linked to Island residents Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman has been put into liquidation.
Part of TT course closed tomorrow
A section of the TT course in the west will close for much of tomorrow.
Carl Cox backs cancer charity's TT fundraising auction
Legendary DJ and TT team owner Carl Cox will be teaming up with the TT's official charity partner this year.
Business appeal over thousands in unpaid bills
A business in Douglas is asking customers to pay their bills - as it chases more than £5,500 in outstanding accounts.
Pharmacy plans for former IOM Bank
A pharmacy's applied for planning permission to put signs up on a former bank in Peel.
Appeal after wood from van damages car
A man's appealing for information after a van driver's load damaged his partner's car.
Island part of union data breach investigation
The Island's information commissioner is taking part in an investigation into a huge data breach at a trade union.
Cracked pipe closes NSC pool
The main swimming pool at the National Sports Centre in Douglas has closed this morning.
