A third of one per cent of buildings in the island's capital are on a council blacklist for being in a poor state.
Minutes from the January meeting of the environmental service committee will be discussed when Douglas council meets this week.
They show 51 properties are on the list of properties in a state of dilapidation or disrepair, after seven were removed following work and another seven added.
The local authority says it means just 0.34 per cent of properties are on the list.
Sure has applied for permission to replace mast at a farm in the west
A telecoms company has applied for permission to replace a mast at a farm in the west of the Island to improve its mobile phone service.
Police asking for the public's help to find training ground
The police are asking for the public's help to find training venues.
Plans to build new entrance to iconic Laxey landmark
Manx National Heritage has applied for registered building consent as it proposes a new entrance building at an Island landmark.
Moon display in Peel this month!
Peel will be over the moon this month.
No government e-wallet planned, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says there are no plans for the government to create a Manx e-wallet people could use to pay for services online.
Living Hope unveils plans for Ramsey office building
A former library and bakery in Ramsey could become a community facility for the Living Hope church, if planners approve new proposals.
Mum hits out after child finds needles
A mum has shared her anger on social media after her daughter found syringes on a public footpath in Douglas.
Scout hall fundraising continues online
A fundraising drive to reopen a Guide and Scout hut has raised £415 out of its £8,000 target.
