Nobody wants to help children cross the road safely at a school in the south of the Island.
That's according to Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson, after a question for written response from Rushen MHK Juan Watterson.
He wanted to know what's been done to recruit a crossing patrol for Rushen Primary School.
Mrs Poole-Wilson said three attempts to recruit someone resulted in zero applications.
Tourist accommodation registrations have grown by 13%
The number of bed spaces available for tourists has grown by 3.6 per cent in the last four years, according to Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston.
Charity urges sea users to respect dolphins
The charity Manx Dolphin and Whale Watch are urging sea users to respect resident dolphins Moonlight and Starlight.
Work planned for the capital's sewage system
Manx Utilities says motorists face six months of misery as it improves the capital's sewage system.
Ebike safety advice from Leading Firefighter
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service says people need to be more careful with e-bikes.
Is there money to decommission windfarm?
Has the government got a plan for disposing of a windfarm it hasn't been given permission to build yet?
Manx National Heritage reopens sites
Manx National Heritage has started its Summer season!
DOI says sorry for the way 20mph limits were announced
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says she didn't realise Island-wide 20mph speed limits would spark so much public interest.
New food delivery service to launch
A new food delivery service will soon be launching on the Isle of Man.
