A consortium of Island companies has won the contract for TV coverage of the TT for five years.
Greenlight Television, SES and Duke Marketing, will be host broadcasters for both the TT Races and Classic TT from this year.
The Department for Enterprise held a tender process after North One's contract ran out.
Minister Laurence Skelly says he's pleased companies with such strong Manx links have won the bidding.
Festival of Jurby stopping after 10-year run
The Festival of Jurby is to stop running after ten years 'until further notice'.
DEFA seeks extraordinary Tynwald meeting
The government is pushing for an extraordinary meeting of Tynwald to secure the future of the Island's animal trade.
Letter deliveries dropping to five days a week
Letters on Island will now only be delivered five days a week.
Area plan debate like ‘David vs Goliath’ says campaigner
Arguing against developers over land use in the Eastern Area Plan feels like ‘David versus Goliath’ according to a resident campaign group.
Authorities investigate Ramsey car damage
Police are appealing for information after a car was damaged in the north of the Island.
Overheating pan prompts callout
Firefighters were on hand to tackle an incident at a house in Douglas this week.
'Resilience' built in for Noble's medicine stocks
Officials have built up resilience for medicine stocks at Noble's Hospital for if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Mountain Road closures announced
The Mountain Road will be subject to closures at the weekend and on several days next week.
