Police have branded TT 2013 as being near perfect.
A significant reduction in road traffic collisions and no fatalities on the open roads have been complimented by a drop in incidents of anti-social behaviour.
Despite the positive figures Inspector Derek Flint says there are still lessons to be learnt when developing a policing strategy for next year.
He says as is often the case alcohol formed the basis of the problems police dealt with away from the roads:
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Peace plaque sign for Douglas square
A park in Douglas could soon be getting a peace plaque.
A month left to become an MGP newcomer!
Fancy a chance at racing in next year's Manx Grand Prix?
TT campsite for Ramsey Rugby Club?
Ramsey promenade could be getting a new TT campsite next year, if planners give the go-ahead.
40 dilapidated properties on council's list
The Island's capital city has 40 dilapidated properties, according to Douglas Council.
Island to remember its fallen
Services are taking place around the Island today for Remembrance Sunday.
MHK wants to know how many children choose school meals over packed lunch
An MHK wants to know how many students are choosing school meals over packed lunches.
More people eligible for jury service under new rules
Vicars and priests would be allowed to do jury service in future, under new rules that'll be discussed by Tynwald this month.
House plans for former motor museum site
The site of a former motor museum on Glen Vine could become four new homes, if planners back new proposals.
