A rider who crashed during the Manx Grand Prix Qualifying has been discharged from hospital.
Andy McCallister suffered a broken arm when he came off his bike at the Black Dub during the second qualifying session on Monday.
Meanwhile, Garry Broughton is still reported to be in a serious condition as he receives treatment at Aintree Hospital.
The Leicester man was transferred there after crashing his Supertwin machine at Joey’s 26th milestone on Tuesday.
Council cracks down on cigarette butts
Douglas Council has teamed up with a major UK charity to crack down on cigarette butts during the Manx Grand Prix.
New Playgroup for Peel
A new childcare facility could soon be opening in Peel.
Hospital maternity unit marks Rainbow Baby Day
The Jane Crookall Maternity Unit is coming together today to mark Rainbow Baby Day.
Manx tennis ace just one win away from the US Open
A Manx tennis star is only one game away from qualifying for the US Open.
Festival celebrating South Africa this September
A festival celebrating all things South African is taking place this September.
Thie Clag fully occupied says estate agent
Estate agent Cowley Groves has announced all residential apartments at a former nurses home in Douglas are now occupied.
New government agency aims to improve access to affordable housing
A new housing agency is being created within the government, to help speed up the construction of affordable homes.
Westmoreland Road Spar's post office to reduce services
From next month only postal services will be available at the Spar on Westmoreland Road in Douglas.
