Manx Scouts and Girl Guides will be getting the first ever badge for learning the Manx language.
It's part of a Culture Vannin project to promote Manx to more than 1,200 young people who are part of the 70 scouting and girl guiding groups on the island.
Children and leaders will learn everyday Manx words and phrases, with visting instructors at their units.
The badge will then be awarded to members who complete a series of challenges as part of the workshops.
Nearly £2,500 raised to adapt garden for disabled daughter
A family has raised around £2,500 for their disabled daughter to make the garden of her new residential home safe before she moves in.
Westmoreland Village work starts this month
A number of parking restrictions and a one-way traffic order's been approved as work gets underway on a huge regeneration project in the Island's capital.
Sandy making paw-sitive progress!
A cat who had lifesaving surgery after the public raised thousands of pounds for his treatment is on his way to making a full recovery.
New food hygiene course date for businesses
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has announced a new food hygiene workshop for businesses - after its last one was cancelled because of a lack of interest.
Billown course preparations means temporary 40mph limit
Racers might be tackling it at speed next week, but there's a temporary speed limit around the Billown Course from today.
Witnesses sought to Port St Mary damage
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident in the south of the Island at the weekend.
Council of Ministers roadshow comes to Douglas
The second in a series of roadshows where people can meet ministers will take place in the Island's capital this evening.
Get your entries in for the Royal show today!
Today's your last chance to get entries in for some of the classes in this year's Royal Manx Agricultural Show.
