An annual event to remember those who've lost their lives in genocides around the world will take place in the New Year.
National Holocaust Memorial Day will be commemorated with a service at the Cathedral Church of St Mary of the Isle in Douglas on Sunday, January 26.
Organisers say all are welcome to attend the event, which starts at 3pm.
It's being held in memory of those killed in the Holocaust as well as other mass killings.
Delayed mail to UK will arrive tomorrow, says Post Office
The Island’s Post Office says mail due to be delivered before Christmas will arrive tomorrow.
Five-week closure planned for Douglas street
A street in central Douglas is due to close for around five weeks for resurfacing in the New Year.
Two injured in early hours crash
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service says a crash in the north of the Island this morning was an "avoidable incident".
Chance to help our Santa's Little Helpers campaign
There’s still a chance to get involved with 3FM’s Santa’s Little Helpers appeal.
Candles warning from fire and rescue service
If you're lighting candles to mark the festive season, the Island's Fire and Rescue Service says you should follow safety guidelines.
Charity's Christmas tree recycling scheme returns
An Island charity says it's ready to get an annual Christmas tree recycling scheme underway.
Manx Boxing Day traditions today
There's a chance to be part of two Manx traditions today.
Scrunch test to recycle wrapping paper!
If you're wondering whether your wrapping paper can be recycled, Douglas council says you should take matters into your own hands.
