New Celtic inspired banners have been installed along Douglas Prom.
Designed by Nicola Dixon in partnership with Douglas Borough Council, the banners are based on knotwork, with a nod to Manx artist Archibald Knox.
Nicola developed a knot teaching course for schools on the Island, with some of those designs featuring on the banners.
Council Leader Claire Wells says Douglas plays a key role as a gateway to the Isle of Man, so it's important the capital projects a welcoming image.
Women's Squash Team return from Euro Championships
The Isle of Man Women's Squash Team have returned from competing in Bucharest.
Police appeal for damaged van info in Ramsey
Police are appealing for information after a driver hit a parked van but drove off without leaving details.
STEM subjects don't require skills board, says MHK
The Island's education minister says there's no need for the skills board to get involved in events promoting science and technology for children.
Plaque marking 150th of Southern railway station awaiting approval
A plaque will mark the 150th anniversary of an Island railway station - if it's given planning permission.
Museum cafe looking for new catering operator
Manx National Heritage is seeking a new catering operator for the Manx Museum's cafe.
Roads access around Noble's question to be put to MHK next week
The House of Keys will discuss the roads around Noble's Hospital next week.
New Ramsey Town Commissioners Chairman elected
A new Chairman has been elected at Ramsey Town Commissioners.
Roisin thanks Manx public for their support
The winner of a BBC One interior design competition has thanked those on the Island for their support.
