A review of the Curragh's Wildlife Park will be carried out this summer to identify a set of long term and sustainable goals.
The government has announced it will set out options to develop the park economically so it can be less dependent on government money.
The Department of Environment, Food and Culture, will appoint a consultant to start the review next month, who will research other zoos and give recommendations for the next 25 years.
It's hoped the review will be done by September.
TT course roadworks start tomorrow
The Department of Infrastructure says there'll be roadworks and temporary traffic lights on the TT course from tomorrow.
Manx Care says it provided incorrect answer to parliamentary question over staff
Manx Care says it's reconsidering an answer to a parliamentary question about Manx Care's staff numbers.
1,000 passengers in a week on new Steam Packet route
The Steam Packet is celebrating, after 1,000 passengers used its new route to Northern Ireland in a week!
Nominations open for two local authority seats in Garff
Garff could be going to the polls in May to elect two new commissioners.
Bereavement charity looking to train new volunteers
Could you help people during one of the most painful times in their lives?
Manx Care staff numbers have risen
The number of people working for Manx Care has risen by 45 per cent in the last five years.
Weekend sailings at risk of weather disruption
Steam Packet services this weekend could be at risk of disruption because of weather.
Popular beer festival starts this afternoon
The Island's biggest annual beer festival gets underway in Douglas today.
