Port St Mary lifeboat station is to lose its all-weather boat.
Under plans announced by the RNLI, the Henry Heys Duckworth will retire as she comes to the end of her service life - leaving the inshore rescue boat the Frank Martin.
The volunteer organisation says it'll also replace the lifeboat at Douglas station under its lifeboat fleet strategy.
It says the plans will make sure it has appropriate vessels based in the right places to maximise its effectiveness.
Yellow warning issued over high tides
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tomorrow.
Temporary lights outside Douglas fire site this week
There'll be temporary traffic lights near a building which burned to the ground last night.
Kirk Michael's pub announces reopening date
A much-loved historic pub in Kirk Michael will throw open its doors again next week.
Investigations continue into cause of huge Douglas fire
The Island's fire and rescue service says it's investigating what started a fire in a disused Douglas building last night.
Mental health charity given £50,000 grant
An Island charity has been awarded a grant to help hundreds of people with their mental health.
Former Chinese takeaway up for rent
A former Chinese takeaway in the Isle of Man Business Park is up for rent.
40 run-down buildings remain on Douglas Council’s blacklist
Douglas Council says it has a blacklist of 40 dilapidated buildings in the capital.
Double trouble in Port St Mary as RNLI rescues two boats
Port St Mary RNLI launched both its lifeboats yesterday afternoon after two boats got into difficulty.
