A recycling initiative operated by local councils is to be extended.
The scheme, which was launched in 2008, was due to end this year. Instead Douglas, Braddan and Onchan residents will see recycling vehicles until next year.
It was government funded but now the local authorities will each pay for it to continue till the end of next March.
It's a trial to see whether it can be operated and financed in future.
27,500 smart meters fitted - but 2 aren't online
Two customers have refused to have smart electricity meters digitally connected - but will pay more for the privilege.
Try your firefighting skills out tonight
There's a chance to find out if you have what it takes to be a firefighter this evening.
Ramsey launches pothole reporting campaign
Ramsey residents are being urged to report potholes in the town's roads during a special campaign this month.
Almost 6 in 10 learner drivers fail test, figures show
Only two in five driving tests results in a pass, according to the Island's infrastructure minister.
Government overspending hits £16.6 million this year
Five government departments are already running more than £16 million over budget this year.
Mountain Road faces five weeks of work
Five weeks of roadworks get underway on the Mountain Road later.
One-way system for roadworks in Braddan
A busy road in Braddan has a temporary one-way system during roadworks this week.
Weather means Manxman crossings cancelled
Two ferry sailings have been cancelled this morning, with more at risk because of weather conditions.
