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.
Deadline nearing to nominate community champions
Time's running out to get nominations in for Douglas champions!
Minister releases figures about Manx Care staff holidays
Health Minister Claire Christian says an average of three Manx Care workers a month are taking holidays of 28 days or longer.
Plans to make Heysham UK's first net-zero port
Peel Ports says it hopes to make Heysham the UK's first ever net-zero port as the first green shipping corridor is set up in the Irish Sea.
RNLI celebrating as three crew pass exams in same week
Port St Mary RNLI's celebrating as three crew members pass important exams in the same week.
Onchan's bumper boats facing troubled waters?
Onchan commissioners will debate the future of the Pleasure Park's bumper boats at a meeting next week.
Onchan shop spins its final yarn this weekend
A well-loved shop in Onchan closes this weekend, after more than a decade serving the community.
Weather could hit Manxman sailings
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings may be at risk of disruption this weekend.
No residents parking permits for heavy vehicles, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says nobody gets a parking permit if their vehicle is too heavy.
