Hospice Isle of Man is set to open its new charity shop in the West this weekend.
On Saturday, February 7 the charity will open the doors of its new premises on Michael Street in Peel.
It's inviting people to join it for the opening from 10am, at the building which used to be Simpsons hardware shop.
To celebrate the occasion, the charity says all customers who buy something will be entered into a prize draw to win a Valentine's hamper.
Yellow weather warning for hill snow
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow warning for hill snow later.
Reconsider cancer sufferer's tree felling application, says commissioner
The Tynwald Commissioner for Administration says the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture should reconsider refusing to allow a cancer sufferer to fell a tree on their property.
Government asks what you think of drugs
Public Health Isle of Man has launched a survey about people's attitudes towards drugs on the Island.
Minister says new rates system planned
New laws valuating homes for rates will be brought forward in the near future, according to the Island's Treasury Minister Chris Thomas.
Two ferries cancelled, two at risk
The Steam Packet says two ferries have been cancelled today.
MHK asks where college students live
The vast majority of University College Isle of Man's students live in the east of the Island, with 1,321.
High tide overtopping warnings issued
Forecasters are warning about more coastal overtopping - issuing two weather warnings.
16 local economy help requests turned down
A total of 16 applications from town centre businesses have been rejected from getting help from government support schemes.
