Infrastructure said work on A18 is now complete.
It follows the removal of TT signs, barriers and other equipment.
A18 Mountain Road has reopened
— IOM Infrastructure (@iominfra) October 20, 2022
The provisional closure for tomorrow (Friday 21/10) will not be utilised and the road will remain open.
Highway Services pic.twitter.com/dmYmCb4iyM
Go Cards not working
Bus Vannin says it’s having problems with its Go Card website this morning.
Police warning to school run speed demons
Police are warning parents not to speed near the Island's schools after incidents earlier today.
Youth committee wants your views
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Info commissioner's workload revealed
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Fog may mean problems at airport today
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Don't abuse our staff, warns amenity site
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Thie Clag cost "within £11 million budget"
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MHK has questions about Castletown streets scheme
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