Three Manx fishing sites will be closed to bottom trawling from next week to protect marine habitats.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says the areas in the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt off the West coast contains range of species, including langoustines.
It had been described as one of the most physically disturbed sites after years of trawling.
DEFA says it hopes to develop the fishery after the Isle of Man was given a 100-tonne quota for langoustines this year.
Manxman delayed after helping rescue
The Steam Packet Company says its newest ferry helped a rescue operation earlier.
Race fans welcome at Grandstand
The TT Grandstand area is open to fans today after delays caused by weather.
Police reminder after driver ignored one-way system on Mountain
Police are warning people not to ignore the one-way system on the Mountain Road.
TT hub opens tomorrow
TT organisers say fans will be able to visit the racing hub in Douglas tomorrow.
Man had cannabis and pregabalin
Police caught a man hiding behind a pillar after he fled from a property while carrying drugs.
Even supercar licence plates need to be legal!
The Roads Policing Unit is reminding people to make sure their licence plates are legal – after stopping a visiting supercar yesterday.
TT fans warned away from paddock
TT organisers are reminding people not to visit the race site today.
Motorsport coins to be released this year
The history of motorsports on the Island will be commemorated in a set of new 50p coins.
