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.
Firefighters tackle kitchen fire in early hours
The Fire and Rescue was called out to a kitchen fire in Castletown in the early hours of this morning.
Government tendering for new Villa Gaiety ticket complex
The government says it's currently tendering for a ticketing system for the Villa Gaiety complex in Douglas.
Well-known southern farm up for sale
A well-known farm in the south of the Island has gone on the market.
Another Mountain Road closure for filming today
There's a further closure on the Mountain Road for filming of the TT movie again today.
A new film will tell the story of how Joey and Robert Dunlop reached the peaks of roadracing.
Road closed for telecoms mast installation today
A road in Braddan is closed for the installation of telecoms masts today.
Money paid to DOI for road closures falls
The Department of Infrastructure says the amount of money it was paid for road closures last year fell by more than 16 per cent.
Council pledging £16k to help DOI install sea wall art
Douglas Council says it'll pledge £16,000 to help the Department of Infrastructure install public artwork along Loch Promenade's sea defence wall.
