After a very tough year, the Island is in a good place moving into 2024.
That's the verdict from the Chief Minister Alf Cannan, who said it's been a transitional year as we've all felt the impact of rising inflation and the resulting cost of living crisis.
He said since coming into office in 2021 his administration have had their fair share of crisis situations to respond to.
He said he has a very clear idea of what needs to happen next year to put the Island on a better footing:
Stay off damaged slipway in Laxey, says local authority
Garff commissioners are urging people to take care on Laxey beach after it was damaged by storms this week.
MHK sues attorney general and returning officer over election votes
A former Onchan MHK is suing the returning officer and the Island's Attorney General over September's election result.
Islanders reminded to keep challenging domestic abuse beyond October
The Isle of Man Government says it's now up to everyone to challenge harmful behaviours as Domestic Abuse Awareness Month comes to an end.
Peel fireworks kicks off the Island’s bonfire season this Friday
Peel will be getting the weekend off with a bang this Friday.
Yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping remains in force today
A yellow weather warning remains in place today for coastal overtopping.
Nominations open for 10 local authority by-elections
Nominations have now opened as the Island prepares for 10 by-election campaigns.
MHK wants answers on support for home-schooled children
What support is available to families who choose to home educate their children?
Weather warning for tonight and tomorrow
Forecasters say we can expect more coastal overtopping during the next two high tides.
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