Police are warning the public to lock up their fuel.
As part of their new campaign operation oxygen, police want to reduce break-ins and thefts of valuable items.
Officers say dark nights in winter can see a spike in such crimes, so it's time to for people to make simple changes, such as locking doors and windows.
The advice is to remain security conscious - fitting security lights and visible arms, and to make sure CCTV cameras are installed and operational.
Applications open for arts bursaries
Applications for this year's Isle of Man Arts Council student bursaries from the are now open.
Douglas street to be closed for nearly a month
A small street in Douglas will be closed for nearly a month from next week.
Star Wars to be celebrated with Island event
Castletown is to host a huge celebration of Star Wars next month.
Cyber Security Centre warns of new AI tech
The Island's Cyber Security centre is warning about a new AI which has uncovered previously unknown weaknesses which can be exploited by hackers.
Section of landmark pier to re-open for the season
Part of the Queen's Pier in Ramsey will be re-opening for the season next month.
Tynwald to debate urgent question about assisted dying
Tynwald will hear an urgent question about assisted dying laws when it sits tomorrow morning.
New airport director appointed by government
The government's appointed a new airport director.
Tributes paid to well-known commissioner
Tributes are being paid to a long-serving commissioner in the North.
