The Department of Infrastructure is to appear in court charged with health and safety breaches.
Deputy High Bailiff James Brooks was due to call the case at Douglas Courthouse, but heard both sets of advocates were unavailable to attend.
The department is alleged to have failed to discharge its health and safety duties between April and July last year, but hasn’t yet entered any pleas.
Mr Brooks adjourned the case until August 25.
What does it take to close roads?
An MHK wants to know what the Department of Infrastructure takes into account when it closes roads.
Firefighters called to fire at tip this morning
The fire and rescue service says it's responded to a fire at the Northern Civic Amenity site this morning, Saturday, March 21.
Airport recruiting for firefighters
Would-be firefighters are being recruited to keep Ronaldsway Airport safe.
Northern roads to close for half marathon this weekend
A number of roads in Ramsey and the surrounding area will be closed for a charity half marathon this weekend.
City centre street to close for two days
A street in central Douglas will close for two days next week.
Workshop about impact of substance abuse this morning
If you've been affected by family or friends with substance abuse problems, there's a workshop to help this morning.
Total of 44 bus services running during strike today
A total of 44 bus services are scheduled to run during the strike action today.
DoI to work with libraries to help people use online services
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be working with public libraries and local authorities to help people who can't use online government services.
