The Island's Infrastructure Minister says Peel breakwater will stop dumping raw sewage into the sea in around three months' time.
In the house of Keys this week, Jason Moorhouse faced questions from Glenfaba and Peel MHK Katryna Baptist about the untreated sewage outfalls.
Mr Moorhouse said a project is already underway on the breakwater to stop the toilets and kiosk waste being discharged directly.
And he revealed the scheme would be finished soon:
Global Mexican food chain heading to Douglas
An Australian fast food chain may be expanding to the Isle of Man.
Government reveals new-look website
The government has unveiled a new-look website today.
TT privateer says new sidecar regs make racing unaffordable
A privateer sidecar racer says he can't afford to return to the TT class after new regulations were published this week.
TT team owner Carl Cox picks up OBE
TT race team owner Carl Cox has been awarded a prestigious honour from royalty.
Last chance of the year for garden waste collections
If you've been trimming your bush to get it ready for winter, you're running out of time for the council to take the clippings away.
Manx Care aims to cut £19.2m forecast deficit
Manx Care says it's committed to reducing its £19.2 million forecast deficit before the end of the financial year.
New police dogs begin training as detection dogs
Several new four-legged friends have joined the police - but you're being warned not to distract them on duty!
Manx Utilities says it's finished repairing Peel Power Station, after it was damaged in a storm.
