Motorists who are driving UK registered vehicles on the Island without tax may be caught quicker in future.
That's according to the Department of Home Affairs which will roll out Automatic Number Recognition software this summer.
Fixed camera systems and portable devices will be used as part of efforts to detect road users who are breaking the rules:
Minister Bill Malarkey says the legislative requirements are in place to run the trial which could then be extended in the future:
Homes in Ballaugh without power this morning
Manx Utilities says properties in Ballaugh and the surrounding area may be without power.
"Major step" for plans towards new Douglas school
The government says it's taking a major step towards the construction of a new school on an empty site in the capital.
Questions over future of UCM engineering facility
Questions about the future of the Hills Meadow Engineering training centre are being raised by an MHK.
War pensions and toilet training to be discussed in Keys
War pensions, demand for dementia care and toilet training are on the agenda when the House of Keys sits this morning.
MSPCA to hold annual Animal Day this month
There's a chance to take part in a unique dress down day this month - and raise money for a good cause.
What do you think of the Island's pharmacies?
What do you think of the Island's pharmacy services?
Number of students switching off school meals revealed
A Freedom of Information request has revealed the number of primary school students switching from school to packed lunches, following recent menu changes.
Fifty babies born in first month of year
The Island welcomed 50 new residents into the world in January.
