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.
Crowds expected in Douglas for drone show this week
Thousands of people are expected in the capital this week for a unique event.
Ramsey commissioners to take on civic amenity site
The government says it's taking back control of a waste site in the north of the Island.
Temporary traffic lights at Braddan church
Delays are expected for motorists on part of the TT course this week.
Witnesses needed after dangerous driving near bikers
Police are appealing for a cyclist to come forward after an incident in Douglas at the weekend.
Could you find somewhere for two cocks to go?
If your lawn's missing something, an Island charity says it may be able to help.
Urgent Tynwald question about college quitting Nunnery
The president of Tynwald has given permission for an urgent question about the Nunnery during today's sitting.
DOI quizzed about emergency food deliveries
The Department of Infrastructure says don't panic - it could still help feed the Island if Douglas Harbour was out of action.
Michael Rutter bike up for sale - for £65,000!
If you'd like a piece of TT history for your garage - and you have around £65,000 to spare - there's a chance to pick up a superbike which racked up two top-five finishes in the 90s.
