Post vans are being adorned with poppies to mark the Island’s involvement in the two world wars.
The Post Office is marking the contribution that staff played during the conflict from now until November 11th.
Two commemorative plaques have also been unveiled at the Regent Street branch to pay tribute to fallen workers.
Maxine Cannon from the Post Office says over the last year they’ve tried to trace the relatives of the six people listed:
Christmas lights to stick around longer next year
If you miss the Christmas lights display in Douglas, the capital's council has some good news for you.
Mountain Road set to become two-way again tomorrow
The Mountain Road’s one-way system is due to be removed tomorrow.
Prison officer to run in general election
A prison officer has announced his plans to stand in the general election for Middle.
Prepaid debit cards being considered for benefits
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First candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
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Tree works to get underway at popular park today
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Dandara submits plans for homes in West
Developer Dandara has applied for permission to build five detached homes on a planned housing estate in Peel.
Rider needed major surgeries after Senior TT crash
The rider who crashed in the red flag incident during the Senior TT has let his fans know he's doing okay.
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