An Island internet company has applied for permission to build telegraph poles to provide fibre broadband to homes in Tromode.
Manx Telecom wants planning permission to put the poles up in Eary Veg and Slieu Dhoo.
In its application, it says it'll be switching off the copper phone network by 2029 but there's no existing overheard or underground fibre lines to use.
It's made two applications to put up a total of eight poles, each nine metres high.
DOI needs to come to table to end bus strike, says union
The Island's Trades Union Council says the ball is now in the Department of Infrastructure's court when it comes to more industrial action on the buses.
Temporary speed limits on Ballamodha this week
There'll be temporary speed restrictions on one of the South's key routes this week.
Don't fall for Facebook con, says jeweller
An Onchan jeweller is warning people to steer clear of a Facebook scam impersonating it.
42 planned bus services on last day of current strike
It's the final day of industrial action in a 10-day long walkout by bus drivers today.
Middle East war sparks travel advice from government
The government's issued travel advice from the UK Foreign Office in the wake of missile strikes in the Middle East.
Commissioners to meet minister over new local authority law
Commissioners in Laxey will meet Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall next week.
Pool hosts health check station
A swimming pool has a new self-service health station.
Bus Vannin reveals services for last day of bus strike
Bus Vannin has released a list of the buses running on the final day of the current strike tomorrow.
