Police are warning people to keep their dogs under control as more of us venture into the countryside during good weather.
Officers say lambing season is now underway and dog walkers need to make sure their pets don't injure or kill livestock.
On Facebook, they're asking people to follow signs and advice, keep dogs on leads near sheep, and ensure your dog is always under control.
They say anyone allowing their dog to worry animals can end up in court, charged under the Dogs Act 1990.
Moving swimming lessons to NSC saves £4,685
Education Minister Daphne Caine says giving children from Ballasalla swimming lessons in Douglas saves more than £4,500 a year.
Questions over 20 limits raised in Tynwald next week
Questions about the Island's impending 20mph urban speed limit will be raised when Tynwald sits next week.
Full investigation into Manxman grounding, promises minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says a full investigation will be held into why a Steam Packet ferry ran aground in Douglas harbour.
Self-driving car laws 'not a priority'
Laws to regulate self-driving cars aren't a priority for the Department of Infrastructure, according to its minister.
New tearoom to open in Parliament Square
A new tearoom and bistro says it'll be opening in Ramsey soon!
Government survey wants to know if you're happy with Island life
Are you happy with life on the Isle of Man?
Treasury to ask about the future of pensions
The Treasury will ask for Tynwald's backing for a public consultation about the future of pensions next month.
Main route south closed next week
More work is to be carried out on a main road south next week, likely causing further delays for commuters.
