Organisers of a huge Island cycling event say it won't be returning next year.
On Facebook, the Isle of Man Cyclefest team says it won't be running the event in 2019, which would have been the festival's fourth year.
Founder Paul Phillips says he's proud of the annual event's achievements but will be taking a year off for personal reasons.
However, he says Cyclefest will still be putting on more events next year.
Bus strike: Manx Care issues advice to patients
Manx Care's issued advice after talks between drivers and the government failed to avert this week's bus strike.
MGP newcomers on their way to see the course
Newcomers to the TT course will be on the Island this weekend.
Strike mean no school buses, says Bus Vannin
Bus Vannin says strike action will mean no school buses next week.
Financial regulator warns of email fraud
The Island's financial regulator is warning people about scammers who are impersonating it in fraudulent emails.
Strike bus timetables released
The Department of Infrastructure has published the contingency timetables for buses during upcoming strike action.
Yellow weather warning for Saturday's high tide
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another warning for coastal overtopping.
Garage chain ready for bus strikes
An Island filling station chain says it plans to open as normal as normal during a 10-day bus strike, after making some staffing changes.
Joe Locke may reprise superhero role
Manx actor Joe Locke could be returning to his Marvel superhero role, according to reports in the US.
