A section of the TT course will close for two weeks in March.
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to do drainage work at Glen Helen, installing pipes under the road and resurfacing it to prevent problems during TT and MGP.
As a result, the course will shut from Ballig Bridge to Ballabooie Road from Monday, March 18 to Friday, March 28.
The DOI says it will divert bus services around the work as the road will be impassable.
Fewer wildlife park visitors this year
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says there are fewer visitors at the Island's wildlife park than hoped for this year.
Cyber Security Centre warns of scam
The Cyber Security Centre say they have received reports of texts pretending to be from Evri or Royal Mail.
Council looking for civic amenity fix-it!
Could you run the Douglas equivalent of TV show The Repair Shop?
Kerroo Brewing Company nominated for Best New Independent Brewery
An Island micro-brewery has been nominated at beer industry's equivalent of the Oscars.
Keys hears King's Commonwealth Day message
The House of Keys has heard a plea for unity and friendship from King Charles.
Petition against 20mph limits tops 1,600 names
An online petition against the introduction of 20mph speed limits has attracted more than 1,600 signatures - as Douglas and Onchan prepare to change in the next few weeks.
Azul's the squawk of the town!
A missing parrot has been returned to its owner after his adventures around Onchan!
Former TT merchandise firm applies to be dissolved
A former TT merchandise company has applied to be dissolved.
