The government's sent out leaflets explaining your legal obligations to trim foliage.
The pamphlet, from the Department of Infrastructure, arrived in homes last week.
It sets out responsibilities to make sure undergrowth and trees don't block carriageways or obscure signs.
And it warns landowners who don't comply can end up facing fines of up to £5,000 if they're prosecuted.
Nearly £100,000 spent to fight drowning in Africa
The government's spent nearly £100,000 to help stop drowning on the world's largest tropical lake in Africa, according to figures from the RNLI.
When will the Minor Injuries Unit reopen on weekends?
When will Ramsey's Minor Injuries Unit be back open on weekends?
RNLI volunteer to run in SAS star's ultramarathon
A local RNLI volunteer will be running a charity ultramarathon led by stars from the show SAS: Who Dares Wins.
Government says updating quarry laws would keep workers safe
The government says quarry workers would be safer if Tynwald approves new laws next month.
Spar plans to expand shop
The Spar in Anagh Coar's applying for permission to expand its premises.
Access road plan for Balthane roundabout work
The government's submitted a planning application for a temporary access road to reduce disruption while the Balthane roundabout is built.
Gales to sweep Island later this week?
The Island could see gale force winds this weekend, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Woman heartbroken after motorist kills kittens
A woman's hit out at a "callous" driver who ran over two kittens.
