Fishermen, producers and marine scientists are set to co-manage the Island's multi-million pound king scallop fishery.
The government has announced new plans to deliver a 'thriving' fishery which is both sustainable and prosperous.
In the short term, the plan will address critical challenges and explore low-impact harvesting methods to reduce carbon emissions.
The plan received strong support during a consultation and work in some areas has already started ahead of the new season in November.
Coast road restrictions for weekend charity walk
The Kirk Michael Coast Road will have speed limits and a one-way restriction to allow for a walking event this weekend.
UK refuses to forward assisted dying bill for Royal Assent
The UK says it won't recommend the Island's new assisted dying laws for Royal Assent.
External investigation opened into Peel Commissioners staff member
The chair of Peel Commissioners has confirmed a member of staff is being investigated.
Bus strike's end is bittersweet for some, says union leader
A union leader says the end of the bus strike is a bittersweet moment for some.
MHK says to contact him over car tax issues
Onchan MHK Rob Callister is urging constituents to contact him if they're having problems taxing their car after recent changes.
Hospital bed capacity to be discussed in Tynwald
Tynwald is due to hear about hospital bed capacity and waiting times at Accident & Emergency next week.
Weather warning for coastal overtopping later
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
Heysham ferry to run with delay this morning
The Steam Packet says this morning's 9am sailing from Douglas to Heysham will be delayed.
