Douglas horse trams will start running again from tomorrow - after the horses came down with respiratory infections.
Services along the prom were suspended on May 9th after the illness struck.
They were treated for strangles with antibiotics - vet Ray Cox has carried out welfare checks to assess their progress.
The trams will resume a limited service from Wednesday, easing the horses back into service to help them return to full health.
Lifeboat escorts yacht to harbour after engine failure
Port St Mary lifeboat was called to help a yacht in difficulty last night.
New doors planned for Tynwald building
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to improve the energy efficiency of the Tynwald building by installing new doors.
Archbishop of York to visit Island for pilgrimage this week
One of the most powerful figures in the Church of England is visiting the Island on a pilgrimage this week.
Braddan footpath to close for sewer works
A public footpath in Braddan will close from Friday while Manx Utilities carries out sewer works.
Gun club applies to expand facilities
A gun club says it hopes a proposed expansion will provide better facilities for its users.
New shop wants to know your preferred opening hours
A shop about to open in the north of the Island has taken to social media to find out when people want it to open.
Manxman's enormous shaft in good hands in Denmark
The Steam Packet Company says work on repairing its flagship ferry is well underway in Denmark.
Tax return deadline looming - is yours done yet?
There are just two weeks left to submit your personal income tax return.
