Manx Utilities says it's overcome an obstacle to building a sewage treatment works in Peel after winning a planning appeal.
The project had looked to go ahead after winning planning permission, but the owner of a nearby field - which has planning permission for 21 homes - had appealed.
However, the appeal has now been thrown out, meaning work should get underway in the New Year.
It's hoped the facility will be fully up and running by the end of 2027.
Tree felling shuts busy Douglas route
A busy road in Douglas is shut until later this afternoon while tree felling takes place.
Warning over building sites trespassing and vandalism
A local authority in the south of the Island is appealing for children to stay safe over the Christmas holidays.
MGP figures 'significantly lower' than pre-pandemic levels
The number of visitors to the Manx Grand Prix still isn't back to pre-Covid levels, according to figures from the government.
Councillor gives paw-ly kitty early Christmas present
A Douglas councillor has given a street cat in the Phillipines a happy Christmas after spotting it was ill.
Gas company must pay former director £130,000 after employment tribunal
A gas company which is part of a group planning to tap into reserves off the Island’s coast has been told it must pay more than £130,000 to a former employee after a tribunal.
Roundhouse access road opens
An access road to Braddan's Roundhouse has opened.
13.8% gas price cut in New Year
The Island's energy regulator says gas bills will be cut by 13.8 per cent in the New Year.
No white Christmas this year
The odds of a white Christmas on the Island this year are vanishingly small, according to forecasters.
