A planning application's been submitted to replace a 50 metre radio tower at the top of Snaefell.
National Air Traffic Services (NATS) is looking for permission to remove the original mast, as the weather's taken its toll on the wooden parts.
Helicopters would be used to do the work, with other materials brought up via the mountain railway.
The new tower will be the same, but built to the south of the existing one before it's taken down- so radio coverage can be maintained during construction.
RNLI pays tribute to popular, long-serving crewman
Douglas RNLI has paid tribute to a long-serving Crewman.
Tip temporarily closed after machine breaks
The Southern Civic Amenity site says it's temporarily closed after a machine broke.
MHK queries visa numbers and immigration routes
An MHK has tabled two questions for written reply to Treasury Minister Chris Thomas, after withdrawing them during this month's Tynwald sitting.
Chief Minister faces questions over employment scheme
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says private companies decide which territories they'll cover under an employment scheme.
Road closures across Island for cycle race this weekend
The organisers of a major cycle race are warning of road closures this weekend.
Douglas Beach Day underway this morning
Douglas Council is holding its annual Beach Day today.
Large cruise ship visiting today
A cruise ship carrying more than 1,000 people is visiting the Island's capital today.
Southern show kicks off today
One of the highlights of the Island's agricultural calendar gets underway today.
