A writer for a UK newspaper says the Isle of Man offers a glimpse at the future of sustainable travel.
Phoebe Smith was writing about a new four-day walking tour of the Island launched by Yorkshire holiday firm Inntravel.
In her Guardian story, she says the Island offers people the chance to holiday without needing a car - highlighting its importance given the climate crisis and rising carbon emissions.
You can read the article here.
Plans for a new private pharmacy
An office in Douglas could become a private pharmacy under new plans.
Nearly £2.4m spent on high school plans
The government says it's spent almost £2.4 million on a project to replace a high school in the south of the Island.
Road disruption during sewage works this week
Manx Utilities says there'll be temporary traffic lights in Peel this week as it continues work on the town's sewer system.
More than 40 buildings in capital listed as dilapidated
Douglas has 42 properties in a dilapidated or ruinous state, according to the city's local authority.
Police appeal over hit and run which damaged car
Police are appealing for information after a hit and run damaged a car in the North.
Data breaches included sensitive info about children
The Isle of Man's Information Commissioner says 65 personal data breaches were reported between April and June, including sensitive info about children.
Good weather forecast for solar eclipse viewers
If you're hoping to watch the partial solar eclipse this week, there's good news from weathermen!
Mountain Road section closed for filming again today
The Mountain Road is partly closed again today, as shooting continues for the 'Isle of Man' TT film starring Channing Tatum.
