24 local young people have received the highest Duke of Edinburgh award at a ceremony last week.
The scheme involved completing a 12-18 month programme that included volunteering, learning new skills, physical activity and a four day expedition.
Each was presented with their Gold badges by the Lieutenant Governor at Government House.
More than 600 young people from the Island are currently participating in either their Bronze, Silver or Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Cav among those shortlisted for the Isle of Man Sports Awards
Cycling legend Sir Mark Cavendish is among those who have been shortlisted for the Isle of Man Sports Awards.
Tynwald returns this morning after the Christmas break
Tynwald returns this morning for its first meeting since the Christmas break.
Police say anti-social behaviour is on the rise
The Police say they have received increased reports of anti-social behaviour in the past few weeks.
Government reminding people to register to vote
The government is reminding people of the importance of making sure that their current details appear on the electoral register.
Manx Telecom says customers across the Island may experience 4G issues overnight
Manx Telecom says people across the Island could face data issues overnight as it upgrades its mobile coverage.
Police searching for driver of Jaguar SUV involved in crash
The police are searching for a driver involved in a crash that happened in December.
Documentary on Michelle Mone scandal to air tonight
A documentary is airing tonight about a Manx-based politician Michelle Mone.
Commissioners 'extremely disappointed' at fly tipped couch
Commissioners in the West of the Island have strong words for a person who fly tipped a sofa.
