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.
£1.3m computer system could improve courts
The Island's courts say a new computer system costing £1.3 million will make the service more efficient.
Police concerned for missing Ramsey man
Police are appealing to the public to help find a missing man from Ramsey.
Cultural organisation says income has dropped
Culture Vannin says its income from lottery duty fell by four per cent last year.
Students can win trip to NASA space school
Fancy winning a trip to a space school in Houston, Texas?
Unknown substance on beach likely palm oil
The fire and rescue service says the unknown substance found on Garwick Beach on Boxing Day was most likely palm oil.
Yellow weather warning for ice
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for frost and icy patches.
Emergency services dealing with ‘unknown substance’ on beach
The fire and rescue service says it’s currently dealing with an unusual substance washed ashore at Garwick Beach.
Archallagan hosts orienteering race
A special Boxing Day orienteering event will be held this morning.
