Students who plan to study engineering at university are being encouraged to apply for a bursary.
The Isle of Man Water and Sewerage Authority is running a bursary scheme to combat the growing shortage of suitably qualified engineers on the Island.
It will provide funding for two students in their second, third and fourth year of their undergraduate degree course in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering.
Anyone who wants to apply has until Friday, June 28th.
Company submits plans for Black Dub TT facilities
A company has applied to keep its trackside TT facilities year-round.
Airport runways reopen after light aircraft accident
Ronaldsway Airport says some flight disruption is possible this afternoon after an incident involveing a light aircraft earlier.
DOI minister quizzed over support for events
Questions over the Department of Infrastructure's support for Island events will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
MHK queries music service funding
A politician's raised questions about how young musicians are supported on the Island.
Peel hosts Beltane fire festival
A popular fire festival will return to the West of the Island today.
Harbour 2 Harbour walk today
A charity walk across the Island will take place today.
Irish star joins TT movie cast
Another star's been announced for the cast of the TT film being shot here later this month.
Entries open for tin bath races!
Entries have now opened for one of the Island's biggest sporting events.
