Two new sets of dog byelaws for the south of the Island will be laid before Tynwald next month.
When the court sits in June, Infrastructure minister Tim Crookall will lay dog control byelaws for Arbory and Rushen as well as Port Erin.
The new rules came into force in March and restrict where dogs can run free.
Breaching the byelaws can mean a £50 fixed penalty or a £2,000 fine.
Thai Thai shuts down
A popular Douglas restaurant has shut its doors.
TT Grandstand in the spotlight in Tynwald
What was wrong with the grandstand this TT?
Person hospitalised after car crash
Fire crews say they spent around an hour cutting a motorist from a car after a crash yesterday.
MHK wants info on gas disconnections
Have you had your gas supply cut off this year?
Clay artists commissioned with Aussie pop star’s birthday gift
A local ceramic and fine art studio recently created a special commission for a pop star’s birthday.
CCTV proves bus complaints wrong
Isle of Man Transport says its most common complaint is that bus drivers drive past people waiting at stops - but CCTV shows there was nobody there.
Big screen Euros action on North Quay tonight
England fans will be gathering on North Quay in Douglas later as their team plays its first game of the Euros.
Artist thanks public for generosity after fire
An artist who lost everything in a house fire has thanked the public for their help after an they donated more than £1,500 to a crowdfunding page.
