Ramsey's looking for a new town warden.
The local authority says the successful candidate would enforce its by-laws for three years starting on April 1.
The job involves working unsocial hours and weekends, and the commissioners say wardens may have to assume responsibility for issuing parking tickets in future.
Those interested have until Monday, February 19 to apply.
Firefighters called to two crashes and tractor fire
It’s been a busy two days for firefighters who were mobilised to two crashes and a tractor fire across yesterday and today.
Saturday sailings going ahead as planned
Sailings to and from Heysham today are set to go ahead as planned.
Plans for first phase of Castle Mona restoration submitted
Tevir Group has submitted plans for the first phase of restoration of the Castle Mona in Douglas.
Hosepipe ban now in force
An Island-wide hosepipe ban has now come into force.
Port Erin urged to ‘tread carefully’ with Cosy Nook plans
The redevelopment of a seaside cafe in Port Erin ‘should be put on hold’, according to a commissioner, in the interests of the ratepayer.
MHK to query plans to encourage high street spending
The Islands Treasury Minister will be questioned on potential plans to encourage more people to spend locally.
Poor weather putting Saturday sailings in doubt
Expected poor weather means sailings today are currently in doubt.
Passenger numbers on heritage railways under spotlight
An MHK wants more details on how many people have used the Island's heritage railways over the last decade.
