Restaurants across the Island have been working to enhance dining out for the visually impaired.
As part of Vision Awareness Week 2019, Manx Blind Welfare Society has been offering support to the hospitality sector - to make places more accessible for the blind.
Restaurants including The Boatyard in Peel, Noa Bakehouse, 1886 and The Eatery in Douglas have all produced large print menus and brail for their customers.
Chief Minister's heckler explains behaviour in online video
A woman who claims she was the heckler thrown out of the House of Keys last week has expressed her frustration on social media.
Buchan School could become 85 homes under new plans
A former school in Castletown could become a new 85-home housing estate under a new planning application.
Flood defence plans scrapped after five planning objections
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department changed its mind about flood defences for Ramsey after five comments on a planning application.
TT food van needed for trackside car park
The Department of Infrastructure says it's looking for someone to feed hungry TT fans during this year's festival.
Northern roadworks to hinge on Mountain Road reopening
The Department of Infrastructure says it won't close two parts of the TT course outside Ramsey at the same time.
Beer festival to return this week
One of the Island's most popular events gets underway this weekend.
Dublin to sign friendship agreement with Douglas in summer
Douglas Council says it's ready to sign a friendship and co-operation agreement with Dublin.
Total of 35 properties on council's dilapidated list
Douglas Council says it has 35 properties on a dilapidation blacklist.
