The date is set for the big Douglas Christmas light switch on, and we may this year see the return of the festive markets.
That's the word from Oliver Cheshire, Douglas Council's City Centre Manager.
He said it's imperative that people have a reason to come out to the high street, especially around Christmas time, to encourage more local trade, and less internet shopping.
He gave us a rundown of what they've got planned:
David Ashford appointed Chair of Housing and Communities Board
David Ashford MHK has been appointed as a Member of the Cabinet Office, and will become the Chair of the Housing and Communities Board.
Public asked to report cold callers
The constabulary is asking people to be vigilant following reports of cold calling.
Bid to extend Ramsey boundaries gets underway
A bid to extend boundaries in the north of the Island got underway at a pre-inquiry hearing on Monday.
More people than ever seeking victim support for domestic abuse
October marks Domestic Abuse awareness month.
Post Office warned against scam texts
The Post Office is warning against scam texts appearing to be from Royal Mail.
Cardiology clinics to resume as normal from Monday
Cardiology appointments will be reinstated as planned from next Monday.
Plans for windfarm to progress on Earystane and Scard site
The Manx Utilities Board has decided that the Earystane and Scard site would be best suited to house a possible wind farm.
Meat Plant receive over £20 million from Government since 2008
The Government has paid over £20m to the Meat Plant and Fatstock Marketing Association in the last 15 years.
