The Island's Lieutenant Governor will officially open a new RNLI shop this weekend.
The outlet in the Sea Terminal in Douglas will raise money for the volunteer lifesaving charity.
It's due to officially open this Saturday, September 6, at 10am.
Lieutenant General Sir John Lorimer will cut the ribbon to mark the occasion, and Douglas Lifeboat says everyone's invited to the special community celebration.
One of Island's toughest sporting events this weekend
One of the Island's toughest races will get underway in the north this weekend.
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Local man preparing to swim for 24 hours
A local man is set to attempt a 24-hour swim in a bid to raise £50,000 for two Island charities this weekend.
Government won't give figures about Nurse's Home costs
The government says it won't disclose figures about maintainence costs for the former Nurse's Home in Douglas, after getting several freedom of information requests about it.
Special new stamps to commemorate wartime history
A special collection of Manx stamps will be released this month to mark two anniversaries about wartime history.
Sewage work closes riverside path
A riverside footpath in the west of the Island has been closed as work continues on Peel's sewage works.
Tax office having problems with public phone line
The government says the income tax department is having trouble with its public phone line.
Quacking good fun in Laxey tomorrow!
A unique sporting contest will be taking place in Laxey this weekend.
