Two new sets of dog byelaws for the south of the Island will be laid before Tynwald next month.
When the court sits in June, Infrastructure minister Tim Crookall will lay dog control byelaws for Arbory and Rushen as well as Port Erin.
The new rules came into force in March and restrict where dogs can run free.
Breaching the byelaws can mean a £50 fixed penalty or a £2,000 fine.
Gales postpone round-the-Island cruise
The Steam Packet Company says a planned cruise around the Island tomorrow has been postponed because of weather conditions.
Minister reveals rethink of Cummal Mooar plans
The government says it's having a rethink over plans for a replacement care home in the north of the Island.
Douglas bar named one of UK's best workplaces
A Douglas bar has been named as one of the UK’s happiest places to work in hospitality.
Road closed for water mains work
An emergency road closure will be put in place to fix a burst water main next week.
MHK queries cost of airport's EV charging points
An MHK has raised questions about the cost of charging points for electric vehicles at Ronaldsway Airport.
Gales mean Monday ferry sailings at risk
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings on Monday are under threat as bad weather approaches.
Buses affected by End to End Walk
Bus Vannin says services between Port Erin and the Calf will be disrupted by the End to End Walk this weekend.
Chilli festival in Onchan this afternoon
The weather may be cold, but the food in Onchan will be hot later!
