The revamp of a Royal National Lifeboat Association (RNLI) store in the north of the island has been hailed as a 'vote of confidence'.
That's the view of Ramsey Town Commissioners Chairman Andy Cowie, who made a speech at its opening on Market Hill in Ramsey this week.
He was joined on the day by volunteers and crew members of the RNLI.
Mr Cowie said the refit compliments the regeneration in the town.
No split benefits for two-household children, says minister
It would be too difficult and potentially costly to split child benefits between two parents, according to the Island's treasury minister.
Two local authority by-elections today
Residents of Ramsey and Port Erin go to the ballot box for by-elections today.
Tynwald social affairs committee to meet on Friday
Senior figures from the Department of Education, Sport and Culture will give evidence to a Tynwald committee this week.
The Gaiety Theatre celebrates its 125th birthday
The Gaiety Theatre is celebrating its 125th birthday today.
Government releases details of exemptions granted for council houses
The government has released details of the 10 people who were granted exemptions from residency requirements for public housing.
Sewage cleaning in Peel will start before treatment plant is finished
Manx Utilities says its waste treatment plant for Peel may not be finished until 2028 - but it'll start cleaning sewage next year.
First even disability football team being formed by Onchan FC
A new football team for disabled youth has formed.
Noel's house party at Milntown!
An historic estate in the north of the Island had a special visitor earlier.
