There are more sheep than people on the Isle of Man.
That's according to the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture who have revealed there are 116,000 sheep on Island.
It outnumbers the Island's population, which is thought to be around 85,000.
DEFA says this includes more than 20 different breeds ranging from Scottish blackface (the sheep you see on the mountain) to the more exotic Zwartbles without forgetting the indigenous Manx Loaghtan.
Former commissioner hopes for BMX track
A former Castletown commissioner who quit the board this month says he's hoping to get backing for a BMX track in Port Erin.
Tides cause disruption to ferry timetables
More than a dozen Steam Packet sailings have been rescheduled over the weekend and next week because of tidal conditions in Douglas.
No bonuses for Manx Care staff, says government
The government says it's not aware of any bonus payments to Manx Care workers.
Firefighters say head-on collision closed Mountain
Firefighters spent around an hour and a half dealing with a crash on the Mountain Road last night.
IOM and Liverpool sign landmark agreement
The Isle of Man and Liverpool are to ‘forge new opportunities for growth’ with the signing of a landmark agreement today.
KWC to be discussed in House of Keys
Has the Island's only private school asked for government money?
Mountain Road closed after Kate's Cottage crash
The Mountain Road has closed after a crash this lunchtime.
Easter at Bertie's Farm!
A farm in Jurby is getting ready to welcome visitors over the Easter period.
