Organisers of 'Isle of Pride' are working to create an outreach programme to support the local LGBTQ+ community.
The initiative will be called ‘Chree’, the Manx word for heart, reflecting the charity’s mission to connect, support, and uplift.
They add the 'much-needed' service will focus on education and training, as well as a 'safe spaces' project.
It adds their vision is for 'Chree' to raise awareness, promote inclusion and help create a society where no LGBTQ+ person ever feels alone.
Purr-fect rescue in Crosby as local tree surgeons save stranded Cat
A Crosby couple have praised two local tree surgeons who came to the rescue after their cat became stuck in a tree.
Minister invites village residents to meeting to discuss her 20mph speed limit plans tomorrow
The infrastructure minister is inviting Kirk Michael residents to a drop-in session to share their views on 20mph speed limits tomorrow.
Noel Edmonds to kick off festivities at community garden party this weekend
TV star Noel Edmonds will be opening a community garden party this weekend.
Plans to refurbish WW2-era aircraft control tower
There are plans to refurbish the old air traffic control tower at Jurby airfield.
20mph limit pole in middle of the pavement dubbed "Haywood's Folly"
A misplaced 20mph speed limit pole in Onchan has been graffitied with the name of the infrastructure minister.
Petition calling for support against dog ban was 'false', say commissioners
Port Erin Commissioners says a petition's claims which stated it was planning to banning dogs from the beach were false.
Popular sunflower attraction now closed to public for the year
The popular 'sunflower fields' on Island has now closed for the year.
Weather looking good for start of Manx Grand Prix
The Ronaldsway Met Office says the weather is looking good for start of the Manx Grand Prix.
