A planning application's been submitted to stop a historic chapel from leaning.
Manx National Heritage plans to reinforce the wall of Friary Chapel in Ballabeg using oak and steel supports.
The building dates back to the 14th century, and is now part of a farm.
As it's listed as an ancient monument, MNH acts as custodian.
Little progress made on benefits reforms
The Treasury Minister has confirmed that little progress has been made over the past year on reforms to the Island's benefits system.
Glover withdraws re-election bid
An MHK says he's changed his decision to defend his seat in the general election.
Douglas road to close for seven weeks
A road in Douglas is set to close for seven weeks, starting next Monday.
£1k prize draw at Pilates world record attempt
You can have the chance to win £1,000 by taking part in a world record attempt next month.
Uni students to be offered meningitis jabs
The government's announced Manx students due to start their studies in the UK this autumn will be offered the meningitis B vaccine before they go.
Island crime falls 4.5% despite rise in emergency calls
Police say crime on the Island fell by 4.5 percent over the past year.
Fire station open morning this weekend
Kirk Michael's fire station will be open to the public this weekend.
Balthane roundabout project faces higher costs and further delays
The Infrastructure Minister has confirmed that work on the new Balthane Roundabout has been delayed by a further two years, with costs also continuing to rise.
