A vigil will be held in Douglas next week for the victims of transphobic violence and discrimination.
Organisers say they'll mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance outside the Sefton Hotel on Douglas Promenade next Tuesday, November 19.
Starting at 7.15pm there'll be a service for trans people who've lost their lives due to attacks, suicide, lack of medical care.
There'll also be a two-minute silence.
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Dog wash plans for Ramsey promenade
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Plans unveiled for Castletown restaurant's revamp
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Sam Barks to present radio show
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Hospital sees nearly 300,000 calls over past year
Manx Care says Noble's Hospital dealt with almost 300,000 phone calls over the last year.
Police tackle school parking offender on first day back
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Middle gets pre-election requisition meeting
Election fever will grip Marown next week when a public meeting will give you the chance to quiz candidates.
Anyone can make parking discs - but only the DOI's are legal
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