Work to remove the rust from the horse tram tracks on Douglas Prom cost just under £70,000.
The Department of Infrastructure confirmed the quoted cost was £67,618 in response to a Freedom of Information request.
The work was carried out by a German company last month to 'reduce the noise generated from the rails.'
The horse tram service is now back up and running, after a three year break.
Waste on the agenda for Bride Commissioners tonight
Bride commissioners meet tonight, for the first time since pulling out of the north's civic amenity site.
Castletown piano plea strikes a chord
Could the outdoor piano return to Castletown Square after more than seven months?
Book launch event for local author this Thursday
A local filmmaker is holding a launch event for his new book this week.
Oil spill shuts Mountain
The Mountain Road is shut this lunchtime because of an oil spill.
Government IT glitches hit smart meter app
Problems with government IT means Manx Utilities' smart meter app isn't working properly.
Steam Packet needs £20k directors for 24 days a year
The Steam Packet says it's looking for two new directors, who'd be paid more than £800 a day.
Port Erin shop goes on the market
A well-known knitting and haberdashery shop in Port Erin is up for sale.
Newsons developer to sell site
A company that wanted to redevelop landmark building on North Quay in Douglas says it'll sell the building.
