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.
Steam Packet sees nearly 38,000 TT passengers
The Steam Packet Company says it brought 37,941 passengers to the Island during TT this year.
300 cruise ship visitors arrive in Douglas
A cruise ship is visiting Douglas today, bringing more than 300 passengers.
250 year old Ballaugh elm faces the axe next week
A 250-year-old piece of Ballaugh history will be chopped down next week.
£5 could go for over £200 at auction
Five pounds could be worth more than £200 at an auction this weekend.
Minister confirms return of northern tip's reuse area
The so-called "Harrods of the North" is returning this summer ,according to a minister.
Commissioners invite public to ask questions under new rules
Onchan Commissioners are inviting people in the area to ask them questions at their next meeting.
Nearly £3m made from selling plantation wood
Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber says the Island's made almost £3 million from selling plantation wood since 2023.
Commissioners chair to stand in general election
The chair of Onchan Commissioners has announced he'll stand in the general election for Garff.
