Could minimum alcohol prices help the Island's pub trade thrive again?
Chief Constable Gary Roberts appeared at the opening of the triennial licensing courts this week, which sees licensees applying to renew their alcohol permits.
Addressing the court, Mr Roberts said a new substance misuse strategy from the government looks likely to introduce a minimum price per unit for alcohol.
He told the licensing bench such a move would save lives and help the on-licence trade regain its vibrancy.
Yellow weather warning issued as Storm Chandra approaches
Forecasters have issued a yellow weather warning, with rain and gales set to sweep the Isle of Man.
Much-loved pub turns 50 - and you're invited to the party!
A pub in Douglas is hosting a special event as it marks half a century serving the community.
Prepare your bin for brutal blasts, say commissioners
If you need your bin emptied in Port St Mary, you're being advised to tag your bin!
Plans to expand northern quarry
A planning application's been submitted to expand a quarry at the northern tip of the Island.
All of Tuesday's sailings now cancelled
The Steam Packet has announced more sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather this week.
Government consulting with hospitality over licensing changes
The government's started consulting with businesses over possible changes to the events licensing process.
Woman's fundraising with Army history walk
A local woman's planning a historical walk to raise money for the Army Benevolent Fund.
Two sailings cancelled and others at risk
The Steam Packet says two of today's sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather, with others possibly disrupted.
