The Isle of Man will be getting the first five new cutting-edge buses from a manufacturer in Northern Ireland.
Ballymena company Wrightbus says its StreetDeck Ultroliners are ultra-low emission diesel buses.
The first five off its production line will be supplied to Bus Vannin - and as technology moves forward the engines could be swapped out for hydrogen or electric power plants.
Bus Vannin Director Ian Bates says it's the Island's first double-decker vehicle order placed since the pandemic.
Starlink internet connections on the rise
The number of island residents using Elon Musk's satellite internet connections have risen by 50 per cent over the last 18 months, according to the Island's regulator.
Third day of illness and bus disruption
There’s bad news for Bus Vannin users later, with more than a dozen services facing cancellation.
EV drivers will get money back, says utilities boss
A £35 charge levied on drivers to use public charge points for their vehicles will be refunded, according to the chairman of Manx Utilities.
Tynwald report shows Steam Packet's £8 million profit last year
Profits at the Steam Packet Company fell sharply last year, according to documents to be considered by Tynwald next month.
Festive felines need new homes
An Island animal charity has revealed its festive names for Christmas kitties who need new homes.
Buddhist fundraiser in Baldrine
A Buddhist temple on the Island is throwing open its doors today.
Department of Infrastructure needs traffic wardens
If you're passionate about parking, the Department of Infrastructure has a job that'll be just the ticket!
Ramsey to get mural celebrating famous cats?
Could Ramsey be the first Island town to celebrate its celebrity kitties with a moggy mural?
