Manx Care is going give grieving parents the option to receive baby loss certificates from the end of this month.
The electronic application for Baby Loss Certificates will feature on the Maternity webpage from Friday, November 29.
The certificates are free, nut parents must have lived on the Isle of Man when they lost their baby and be at least 16 years old.
If families have lost more than one pregnancy, they will be able to request separate certificates.
Road in Castletown closed until Thursday
A road in Castletown will be closed until Thursday after a water main burst.
UK politicians accuse Isle of Man of helping tax dodgers
Two UK politicians have accused the Isle of Man of playing a pivotal role in helping to hide dirty money.
Two ferry trips could be cancelled
Two ferry sailings are at risk of cancellation as bad weather continues to hit the Island.
DEFA hopes to meet Island's food needs by 2026
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it hopes to have three urban agriculture projects in place to help meet the Island's food needs by 2026.
Island to hold candlelit vigil for trans remembrance tonight
The Island will hold a candlelit vigil tonight for the Transgender Day of Remembrance.
Man threatens his son's nine year old bully
A man has admitted shouting at his son's nine year old bully during an incident at a school.
What cuts will be made to Manx Care?
Has the Council of Minister agreed on a list of cuts at Manx Care?
Are you snow excited for winter?
The first snow of this winter touched down on the Island last night.
