Firefighters in the North of the Island were mobilised this morning after a car fire broke out.
Teams from Ramsey were called out after reports the vehicle was ablaze in the Sulby area.
Using a 45mm jet, crews were able to extinguish the flames on the car which had been situated on the back of a flat bed truck.
Personnel stayed at the scene for around 30 minutes to make sure any hot spots were cooled.
Airport drainage work will cost £5 million
The government says it wants to spend £5 million on improving Ronaldsway Airport.
£27m Douglas prom work 'was value for money' says minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says work to improve Douglas Promenade was value for money at a total cost of £27.7 million.
Government launched money-laundering consultation over sending money abroad
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Tree felling shuts busy Douglas route
A busy road in Douglas is shut until later this afternoon while tree felling takes place.
Warning over building sites trespassing and vandalism
A local authority in the south of the Island is appealing for children to stay safe over the Christmas holidays.
MGP figures 'significantly lower' than pre-pandemic levels
The number of visitors to the Manx Grand Prix still isn't back to pre-Covid levels, according to figures from the government.
Councillor gives paw-ly kitty early Christmas present
A Douglas councillor has given a street cat in the Phillipines a happy Christmas after spotting it was ill.
Gas company must pay former director £130,000 after employment tribunal
A gas company which is part of a group planning to tap into reserves off the Island’s coast has been told it must pay more than £130,000 to a former employee after a tribunal.
