Is the Isle of Man a potential cycling utopia?
That's what the Positive Action Group will aim to determine at a public meeting next Monday.
It's invited director of Cycling UK Roger Geffen to share his views on how the Island can learn from other places that have pushed cycling as an alternative to taking the car.
It follows government's efforts to introduce an Active Travel strategy - the meeting takes place at the Manx Legion Club in Douglas at 7.30pm and is open to all.
DOI can't give details about new manager roles
The Department of infrastructure says it's hiring two new managers, but it won't give details about what qualifications they'll need.
Foundation thanks fishermen after accidental shark catch
The Manx Shark Foundation is thanking anglers for playing an important role in its research, after a fisherman accidentally caught an endangered species.
Southern commissioner announces for Rushen
A Port Erin commissioner has announced he'll stand for Rushen in the general election.
Concerns Island may be targeted as UK tightens on immigration
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Island might be targeted as the UK strengthens its immigration rules.
Historic mansion goes on the market for £8m
There's a chance to own a historic, 19th century mansion for the price tag of £8 million.
RNLI pays tribute to popular, long-serving crewman
Douglas RNLI has paid tribute to a long-serving Crewman.
Tip temporarily closed after machine breaks
The Southern Civic Amenity site says it's temporarily closed after a machine broke.
MHK queries visa numbers and immigration routes
An MHK has tabled two questions for written reply to Treasury Minister Chris Thomas, after withdrawing them during this month's Tynwald sitting.
