The Island has a new top man in the Department of Education, Sport and Culture after its previous head left last week.
Graham Kinrade is to become the department's interim chief executive after Professor Ronald Barr resigned on Friday.
Mr Kinrade began working in teaching in 1987 and was most recently the director of the government's Technology Service.
He says he's delighted to return to education and providing the best education for Island pupils.
Isle of Man Railways releases its Christmas events
Christmas is coming to the Island's railways, with a host of festive events planned for 2026.
Douglas councillor raises concerns over cyclists using pedestrian areas
A member of Douglas City Council says they've received complaints about cyclists using non-vehicular areas, with concerns about speed and the risk to pedestrians.
Commissioners wants residents’ views on East Quay hotel plans
Peel Commissioners is encouraging residents to send in their views about a proposal to develop a boutique hotel on East Quay.
Sloc Road closed today for Festival of Motoring
A major road in the south will be closed today, as part of the Festival of Motoring event.
Final chance to have your say on Capacity Act Code of Practice
Today is the final chance to have your say on the Code of Practice for the Capacity Act 2023.
The Big Manx Feast this weekend
The Isle of Man's festival of food and drink is returning this weekend under a new name - The Big Manx Feast.
Ramsey sea dip to raise funds for neonatal families
An Island charity is inviting people to take the plunge in a sea dip in Ramsey this weekend.
External company responsible for Liverpool stadium traffic planning
A regular TT visitor to the Island has contacted 3FM with concerns after Wednesday night's traffic chaos in Liverpool.
