The owner of the former Lord Street bus station says it's still hoping to press ahead with redevelopment plans.
This week, developer Wyyttavin withdrew a planning application for 85 flats, a cinema, restaurants, shops and an information centre on the land.
But Lord Street Development SPV Limited says the company's had to pull out for unexpected personal reasons - but the project isn't over.
In a statement, it says it hopes to resubmit plans by the end of this month.
Home Affairs Minister says visitor identities aren't checked
Passengers who pay by cash to travel to the Island aren't being investigated, according to Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson.
Government wants your say on organ donations
The government is to bring in new laws about organ donations, and it wants your say.
Controlled burn leads to Fire Service callout
Firefighters are reminding people to prepare properly when carrying out controlled burns, after a blaze spread in the west of the Island.
More Braddan roadworks announced this month
The Department of Infrastructure says Braddan Bridge will be one-way as it carries out work later this month.
Poled pussy tale gets a happy ending!
Manx Utilities says it's given the saga of a cat trapped on a pole a happy ending!
Don't lose your shirt on the Grand National, says charity
If you're tempted by the possibility of a big win on this week's Grand National, a charity has a message for you.
Good weather could bring aurora sightings
The Isle of Man could be in for a spectacular treats in its skies tomorrow.
Team on the way to help Top Cat!
Manx Utilities says it’s sending a rescue team to help a northern pole cat.
