A 17th century book featuring the Island could fetch hundreds of pounds when it goes under the hammer this weekend.
Daniel King's book about the county of Chester, published in 1656, includes a detailed description of the Isle of Man as well as a map.
A copy of the rare book is up for sale at an auction at Murray's auction house in Douglas on Saturday from 10am.
It's thought it could fetch as much as £500.
Music festival applies for planning permission for this year's event
An annual festival has applied for planning permission to set up on its site again this year.
Gas main work to close Peel street
A street in Peel's town centre will be closed for two weeks this month.
Parents warned over primary school chat groups
Police are warning parents about toxic chat groups for youngsters containing derogatory and offensive language as well as inappropriate images.
Bus strike continues today
Bus Vannin plans to have a total of 50 services on the roads today.
Manxman crossing delayed after bad weather yesterday
Ferry sailings are continuing to run behind schedule today.
More than 270 get Duke of Ed awards
More than 270 young people have been honoured at the Gaiety Theatre for their Duke of Edinburgh Awards.
Plans for Lord Street development to be reconsidered
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Coastguard teams mount search after beacon activated
Coastguard rescue teams and the RNLI say they're carrying out a search and rescue mission after a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) was activated.
