Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says no one's asked for a pedestrian crossing near a Douglas school.
He faced a question for written answer from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh about a crossing at School Road in Willaston.
Last week, Willaston School asked parents to park responsibly because children were being put at risk.
In his response, Mr Crookall said there'd been no request for a crossing - and so his department hadn't considered the idea.
Weather may scupper aurora hopes
Cloudy weather looks set to deny the Island a view of the northern lights this weekend.
Man in court over alleged pub incident
A man's appeared in court over an alleged incident in a busy Douglas pub.
Tell your kids about building site risks, say police
Police are asking parents to tell their children about the dangers of building sites.
Vulnerable man jailed because he has no accommodation
A vulnerable man has been jailed because there is no suitable accommodation for him on the island.
A dozen buses cancelled today
12 buses may be cancelled today as a shortage of drivers continues at the Department of Infrastructure.
Laxey firefighters hold open day
There's fun and games at Laxey fire station today.
Isle of Man Bank app down
Isle of Man Bank customers say they can't log in using the company's mobile app.
Manx Telecom fined £100k over licence breach
Manx Telecom's been hit with a £100,000 fine over providing an interconnector between Sure and BT.
