The Department of Infrastructure will make a second attempt to get Tywnald backing for its Douglas Promenade redevelopment this month.
When Tywnwald sits, Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer will ask members to back plans for the horse trams and roadway.
At December's sitting, the court rejected plans to renew the tram tracks from Broadway to Summerhill.
But after Legislative Council and the House of Keys disagreed during the vote, Mr Harmer is set to ask for a joint vote this month.
Parcels may be hit by customs charges under EU rules
The Post Office says new customs rules for parcels sent to European Union countries will come into force next week.
Number of police searches rises by nearly 37 percent
The number of stop searches by police increased by more than a third in the past year.
Broad to stand for Ayre and Michael
A local businessman has declared he'll stand in the general election for Ayre and Michael.
Road to beauty spot temporarily closed from today
The road to one of the Island's most popular beauty spots will be closed for over a week from the end of this month.
Politician to query government income from medical cannabis
How much income has the government made from medicinal cannabis?
Police appeal over prom incident
Police are appealing for witnesses about an incident in Douglas yesterday evening.
Christian to defend seat
Douglas South MHK Claire Christian has announced she'll defend her seat in the general election.
Police ask people to avoid Mountain Road after supercar crash
Police are asking people to avoid the Mountain Road as they deal with crash.
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