Airline Loganair is celebrating a landmark - after carrying 250,000 passengers between the Isle of Man and Liverpool.
The company marked the figure on its route between Ronaldsway and John Lennon Airport, which has run twice daily on weekdays since 2020.
Loganair's chief commercial officer Ronnie Matheson described it as a significant milestone.
He says the company is proud to play a part in linking communities and supporting economies on both sides of the Irish Sea.
Get in touch if you've got solar panel land, says MU
Manx Utilities says it's looking for sites to house solar energy projects in future.
Stay away from big buoy, says coastguard
The coastguard is warning the public to stay away from a large navigational beacon which has washed ashore.
Busy southern route to shut this week
A busy road in St Marks will close for two days this week.
Plans to process waste asphalt for roundabout
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to process waste asphalt at a former quarry in Ballasalla for use at the Balthane roundabout.
No school bus service as first week of driver strike begins
There won't be any school buses this morning because of staff shortages, in the first week of a strike by drivers over pay and conditions.
Redevelopment of 1940s housing estate progressing well
Castletown Commissioners say work on a new social housing development is progressing at pace.
No one lost money over MiCards phaseout, says minister
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says nobody has lost any money after the end of the MiCards payment system for benefits and pensions.
Pleasure Park to get rebrand
Onchan Pleasure Park is getting a rebranding after commissioners approved an initiative at their last meeting.
