The hunt is on to name the Isle of Man's new national dish.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says whether its kippers or queenies, it wants to hear the public's thoughts on the food you feel best represents the Island.
Chef Tony Quirk will then feature the winning idea at the Food and Drink Festival on Saturday, September 15 and Sunday, September 16.
You can cast your vote on the government website.
Water mains work brought forward
Works to replace a strategic water main has been brought forward to support roadworks on Vicarage Road.
Road closure to fell dead trees
The Old Castletown Road will shut near the Nunnery next month.
Ramsey's Tesco stores move to Merseyside
A Google glitch has relocated two Island Tesco stores 75 miles away.
Council plans Bottleneck improvements
Douglas Council says it wants to make a series of improvements at a car park on Douglas Promenade.
New landlord laws need more work, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he doesn't know when new laws about landlords and their properties will be finished.
Man drove over cocaine limit
A man who pleaded guilty to drug driving and public order offences has been fined a total of £1,000.
Road closed after fire
Part of a busy road in Douglas is closed this morning after a fire.
D-Day 80th to be marked with bagpipes
The 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings will be celebrated across the Island with 10 days of bagpipes.
