'Keep Calm' is the message for this year's TT road safety campaign.
With less than two weeks until the racing festival, locals and visitors are being told to 'keep calm and think bike, keep calm and slow down and keep calm and ride safe.'
Road safety head Samantha Heard says the message will be reinforced around the Island on posters, beer mats, buses and social media.
She says the campaign is designed to be bright and bold, eye-catching and based on the 'keep calm and carry on' posters.
Hotels and restaurants show massive inflationary price increase
Hospitality has seen a huge inflationary rise over the past year, according to new government figures.
Cav back in action this weekend
Mark Cavendish is gearing up for a return to racing after battling illness.
Parents get new childcare credit scheme
Tynwald has voted to replace the pre-school credit system after 12 years.
Cruise ship due in Douglas tomorrow
The Island is getting a visit from a cruise ship tomorrow.
Former music impresario given restraint order
A businessman behind a failed property project has been told he can't sue without permission from a court for two years.
Ben my Chree due in drydock this summer
The Ben my Chree will spend up to two weeks in drydock in July as she undergoes routine maintenance.
Bus driver called police over drunk fisherman
A drunk fisherman who couldn't stand or walk was arrested after refusing to get off a bus.
Fire at animal waste plant
Firefighters tackled a blaze at the Animal Waste Plant this morning.
