Hospice Isle of Man has received its last payment of a three year agreement from the Department of Health and Social Care.
The £1.7m helps ensure the charity can continue being the leaders for end of life care on the Island.
The department has supported Hospice annually in acknowledgment of the service it offers to the community.
In 2024, it'll cost the charity £6.8m to run.
Cruise ship arrives in Douglas
A cruise ship has brought more than 200 passengers to the Island's capital today.
Todd declared medically unfit for TT 2026
Three-time winner Davey Todd has been declared medically unfit to compete in this year's TT.
Former MGP rider enters Garff election race
A firefighter has become the first candidate to announce they'll stand for Garff in the general election.
Something wicked the west way comes!
There'll be a chance to enjoy some Shakespeare in the open air this summer!
Onshore windfarms plans being finalised, says Manx Utilities
Manx Utilities says it's getting ready to submit a planning application for the Island's first onshore windfarm.
Manx Care chief executive to step down
Manx Care chief executive Teresa Cope is to step down this summer.
No repayments on £2.25m KWC loan yet, says government
The Department for Enterprise says a £2.25 million loan to King Williams College has to be repaid in under three year's time, after the institution sold the Buchan School site for more than £6.5 million.
Motorcycle Show features the Isle of Man!
Britain's best-known biking presenter has featured the Isle of Man in his latest online episode.
