The Manx Wildlife Trust has issued a statement on the proposed windfarm at Earystane and Scard.
The charity says it's 'trusting and expecting' the government to carry out full ecological surveys and impact assessments before anything is agreed.
It adds that it's delighted that this is being driven forward as the journey to Net Zero is 'a vital one.'
The Trust will continue to have private communications with the government, 'with the best interests of wildlife at heart.'
Manx Care's annual assessment shows £15.6m deficit
The Department of Health and Social Care's published its assessment of how Manx Care performed this year.
House of Keys to sit this morning
The House of Keys is due to sit this morning with 22 questions on the order paper.
Nominate a healthcare worker who's made a difference
Is there a healthcare worker or team who's made a real difference to you?
Police launch winter car checks campaign
The police are launching their annual campaign of winter car checks.
Six new buses to replace 14 year old ones
Bus Vannin's set to introduce six new double-decker buses, as it retires ones which are up to 14 years old.
Record number of seal pups recorded
A record number of seal pups have been recorded on the Calf of Man.
Proposed laws could mean free period products
Proposed new laws could mean giving women free period products in future.
Unemployment fell slightly last month
The government says unemployment fell slightly last month but was still higher than last year.
