A group of work friends who trekked the three highest peaks in the British Isles have raised more than £2,000 for charity.
Members of Premier Gateway International, based in Douglas, climbed Ben Nevis, Snowden and Scafell Pike in 24 hours.
They raised £2,001, beating their £500 target.
The colleagues did the challenge in memory of their friend, David Oliver, who passed away earlier this year.
Over a month until facility at tip re-opens
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says it'll be at least the end of March before the Northern Civic Amenity Site opens its re-use site again.
No agreement with DOI over strike action, says union
A bus union planning strike action this weekend says it hasn't met the Department of Infrastructure.
Police appeal after bar brawl with serious injuries
The police are appealing for witnesses after a fight which happened in a Douglas bar last weekend.
Dining in the Dark to return this year
Dining in the Dark is back for 2026, in support of Island charity Sight Matters.
Tynwald gives formal approval to min wage rise
Tynwald's formally approved the new minimum wage rate.
Manx wartime newsletter on sale for thousands
A newsletter produced by internees in Douglas during the Second World War is selling on Ebay for over £2,000.
Commissioners to discuss closing of church hall
Garff commissioners say they'll take part in a meeting about the possible closure of a Methodist hall in the area.
Tax system won't change to give breaks to unmarried couples
There are no plans to give unmarried couples the same tax breaks as those who are married.
