A Manx snowboarder representing Great Britain is looking to find the next generation of winter sports stars.
Zoe Gillings-Brier is launching the GBX 'Learn to snowboard' program for those aged 16 and over starting on October 1.
The four-time Olympian says the Island has a 'unique ability to produce hugely talented athletes'.
The 6-month program in Austria will run until March 31 - more information is available on the GBX Squad website.
Charity opens new church and community centre in Braddan
A local charity has officially opened its new church and community centre in Braddan.
Six-monthly car tax under consideration by DOI Minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he'll reconsider the administration charge on six-monthly car tax later this year.
Police investigate fire extinguishers incident
Police are investigating after a number of fire extinguishers were set off in Douglas City Centre.
Campaigners' demonstration for assisted dying bill
Campaigners have been outside the House of Keys this morning.
Police investigating Co-Op Duke St fight
Police are investigating a fight which took place within a shop in Central Douglas last week.
Wettest April on record, says Met Office
Ronaldsway Met Office has confirmed last month was the wettest April on record, with more than two and half times the average amount of rainfall.
Businesses needed for ground floor of former Ramsey pub
A property developer is asking for tenants after buying a former pub in Ramsey.
Cruise ship stops in Douglas
A cruise ship carrying round 200 passengers is in Douglas today.
