Disciplinary action has been taken against staff responsible for the 'mishandling' of the dredging work in Peel:
That's the Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne who says he's happy the matter has now been resolved under 'civil service policy'.
Last month a Public Accounts Committee found the department had 'almost completely ignored' financial regulations and not followed procedures whilst carrying out the £285,000 project.
Onchan MHK Peter Karran says he's not convinced apologies go far enough:
Closing down sale for Peel shop
A well-known shop in Peel is having a closing-down sale as its prepares to shut for the last time.
Second commissioner leaves Castletown's board
A second commissioner has resigned from a local authority in the south of the Island.
No negotiations with UK about immigration, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says there's been no negotiation with the UK about taking immigrants, housing them in hotels or tracking them on the Island.
20mph scheme finished by next year, says minister
Every built-up area in the Isle of Man will be 20mph by next summer under plans from the Department of Infrastructure.
Guess poo's back - days after deep clean
Ramsey commissioners are warning pet owners they could face a £1,000 fine - after repeated incidents of dog fouling.
MHK says spend cash on potholes, not 20mph signs
An Onchan MHK says the public doesn't want blanket 20mph speed limits around the island - and the money should be spent on fixing roads.
Mountain Road to close for TT work
Part of the Mountain Road shuts today as work gets underway to prepare for the TT.
Police investigate after youngster attacked in Peel
Police are investigating after youngster was jumped by a gang of four people at the weekend.
