Over 30,000 Island residents have now received at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine.
Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, confirmed the milestone was achieved earlier today.
He adds the vaccination team is now focusing on those in their 60s, and over 70% of those aged 65 to 69 have already had at least one jab.
Government announced yesterday letters inviting those aged 55-60 and 50-54 are being sent out in over the next week.
Organisers call off 11-hour music event next weekend
A one-day music festival due to be held in Onchan next weekend has been called off.
Plans lodged for quayside hotel and apartments in Peel
A company's submitted a planning application to turn a disused quayside site in Peel into a boutique hotel.
£5,000 fundraiser launched for Buddy's surgery
Could you help give a loving labrador the surgery he needs?
Cruise ship makes Island stopoff
A cruise ship is stopping off in the Island's capital today.
Parents warned over school run parking and driving
Police are asking motorists to take extra care today as children return to school.
Lord Street redevelopment case back in court
A company suing the Department of Infrastructure over plans to redevelop a landmark site in Douglas will be back in court today.
DEFA releases figures on leased land
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has revealed the amount of land it rents out to others.
MNH invites bids to run popular cafe
Manx National Heritage is looking for people to run an iconic café at a beauty spot in the West of the Island.
