The Department of Infrastructure says it's finished work on more than 160,000 square metres of the Island's roads this summer.
In a post on Facebook, it says contractors tackled 29 roads in its summer surface treatment programme, which finished in July.
But it says it'll be going out to tender soon for a new maintenance contract.
And it adds if it gets the necessary approvals, there'll be more improvement works next summer.
Key deadline looms for election candidates
The deadline for candidates to announce their intention to stand in this year's general election is fast approaching.
Could you be the Lieutenant Governor's butler?
Could you be the Lieutenant Governor's chauffeur?
Farm plans to replace burned-down building
A farm in the west of the Island says it wants to replace a barn which burned to the ground.
MGP qualifying to resume this evening, weather permitting
Qualifying for the Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT is set to continue later - if the weather allows!
Spooky Langness experience raises questions about haunting
A social media user's claiming Langness may be haunted - after their mother heard spectral wailing and singing on the peninsula last week.
DOI thanks people for their TT Access Road patience
The Department of Infrastructure is thanking drivers for their patience when using the TT access road this week.
MGP practice called off tonight
There'll be no Manx Grand Prix practice tonight amid damp conditions, and with more poor weather on the way.
Christian minister and festival director announces candidacy
A Christian minister and film festival director has thrown his hat in the ring for this year's general election.
