After a tumultuous few years, how is the Island's main high street faring?
That's City Centre Manager for Douglas Council, Oliver Cheshire.
He says that despite some high profile high street casualties in recent years, we've recently seen a raft of new hospitality businesses opening their doors in the Island's capital:
School applies to keep TT campsite
A school in Douglas has applied for planning permission to keep hosting campers during TT and Manx Grand Prix.
Can you help find Peel hovercraft?
Do you know where to find a Manx-built hovercraft?
Less than 2% of council's housing is empty
Less than two percent of social housing in Douglas is lying empty, according to the city's Council.
New wholesale company to supply locally-produced meat
A new Island wholesaler says it will supply 100 per cent Manx-produced meat to restaurants, hotels, schools, and caterers.
A&E drugs cases halved in past year
The number of people ending up in Accident & Emergency because of drugs almost halved last year, according to Manx Care figures.
Changes to appointments at GP surgery
A doctors' surgery in Braddan says it's changing the way it books appointments today, Tuesday, January 13.
Dominos confirms new Ramsey opening date
Dominos Pizza has announced a new opening date for its latest branch in Ramsey.
Weather issues top of first 2026 Keys agenda
The House of Keys sits for the first time in 2026 this morning, with recent bad weather set to dominate questions.
