Manx Utilities is warning motorists specialist equipment it needs to upgrade sewage treatment in the west will be on the roads tomorrow.
A piling rig on low loaders is due to leave Douglas at 9.30am and will take around an hour and a half to reach its site off Glenfaba Road in Peel.
The low loaders will then set off from Peel, bound for Douglas, at midday.
The abnormal load was due to travel today but was rescheduled because of weather-related ferry disruption.
36 dilapidated buildings in Island's capital
The Island's capital has 36 dilapidated buildings on a council blacklist.
Island company wants to buy European football club
An Island management consultancy firm says it's looking for investors to buy a top-flight football club in Eastern Europe.
New tennis centre for Pulrose?
Pulrose could be getting a new specialist sports venue, after a developer approached Douglas City Council.
Joey Dunlop event up for prestigious award
A huge celebration of the life of one of the TT's greatest-ever riders is in the running for an award.
MGP charity to vote on shutting next month
A charity which helps injured riders and their families at the Manx Grand Prix will vote next month on shutting down.
MHK proposes UK-style debt repayment scheme
Should the Island introduce a UK-style debt repayment scheme?
Work on new Onchan streetlamps starts today
There'll be temporary traffic lights on the main road into Onchan from today as new streetlamps are installed.
Risk of more ice this week
Ronaldsway Met Office says there's a chance of more ice this week.
