More than £145,000 has been spent by the government on cats eyes over the past two years.
That's according the Department of Infrastructure, in response to a Freedom of Information request.
It says around £83,000 was spent between 2024 and 2025, and £62,000 in the past year.
The DOI adds it's not possible to give an exact cost for the road studs, as contractors charge an all-inclusive rate.
Government says bus strike looks to be inevitable
The Department of Infrastructure says it looks like a 10-day strike by bus drivers will go ahead this Saturday, despite negotiations.
Updated planning application for sewage network
Manx Utilities says it's republished a planning application for its proposed sewage network in Garff.
Health minister says she's taking onboard doctors' feedback
The Island's Health Minister Claire Christian says her department takes a recent survey from doctors seriously - after 75 per cent said they wouldn't recommend working at Manx Care.
Beach charity wants your suggestions on where to clean
An Island charity is asking people to suggest the untidiest spots to clean up.
Festival organisers inviting people to help out this weekend
If you'd like to get involved with this year's fire festival in the west of the Island, you're being invited to an event this weekend.
Island's top baby names revealed!
The Island's Central Registry has revealed the most popular names last year.
Government makes offer to try to avert bus strike
The Department of Infrastructure says it's hoping bus drivers will suspend a 10-day strike due to start this weekend.
Yellow weather warning for Friday lunchtime high tide
The Island's Met Office has issued a weather warning for high tide tomorrow.
