Devices to track how many walkers and cyclists use Island footpaths have been rolled out.
It's as the Department of Infrastructure wants to find out which paths are used the most and data collected will help allocate resources.
One set of the devices has been set up at the Heritage Trail at Glen Lough and another on the Raad ny Foillan coastal path between Peel and Glen Maye.
The DOI added the equipment could be moved around to collect more statistics in due course.
Michael residents face 23.6% rates rise
Michael Commissioners have announced a rise of more than 23 per cent to this year's rates.
Mountain Road closure extended again
The closure of the Mountain road has been extended again.
Post Office reduces counters to pay bills
The Post Office says you'll only be able to pay bills at five of its outlets from April.
Dog walkers asked for views on sheep worrying laws
An Island farming organisation has launched a survey for dog walkers about sheep worrying.
Temporary lights for key Douglas route next week
A busy road in Douglas will have temporary traffic lights this week.
No plans for dementia village, says government
The government currently has no plans to create a dementia village - and it isn't currently being considered.
Mountain Road closure extended
The Mountain will stay closed until this afternoon because of snow and icy conditions.
10-day postal delay costs worker tribunal case
A Manx Utilities worker who claimed he'd been unfairly dismissed has had his case thrown out - after it took 10 days for his complaint to arrive by post.
