The Department of Infrastructure says it'll install temporary traffic lights as it carries out work at Port Jack.
The DOI will be working on the reinforced revetment slope down to the sea and needs to close the seaward side of the road.
In order to keep its workers safe, the lights will operate during working hours for two months.
The work's due to run from Monday, February 26 to Friday, April 20.
No early publication of Peel quay plans, says department
Plans for Peel's East Quay will remain under wraps for now - after the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture said it wouldn't publish them in response to a Freedom of Information request.
Petition calls for better legal protection for pets
Should the Island's animals be treated as sentient beings instead of people's property?
Esther thanked for purr-fect fundraiser
A little girl who found her best friend at the Manx SPCA has repaid the favour by raising money for the organisation.
MHK changes mind about three questions
A southern MHK has changed his mind about asking three questions in the last sitting of Tynwald before the election.
Register to vote to run in election, says government
If you're planning on standing the general election, make sure you're registered to vote yourself!
Sam Barks appears on iconic US talk show
Laxey actor Sam Barks has appeared on one of America's biggest and longest-running TV talk shows.
Emergency services to hold harbour exercise this afternoon
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Nearly £50k in relocation costs repaid to government
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says almost £50,000 in relocation costs has been repaid to government after staff left.
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