The Department of Infrastructure says it's carried out record levels of road repairs in the past year.
The DOI's department plan is due to be discussed when Tynwald sits in December.
In it, Highway Services says it's delivered record levels of surface treatments to extend the life of roads and avoid the need for major roadworks.
The document says last year there were just under 30 miles of surface dressing, micro asphalt, overlays and midi paving work.
Treasured blanket returned to toddler!
A Douglas mum is celebrating after her young son was reunited with his prized blanket.
Tree work means Mountain Road closure
Part of the Mountain Road will be closed for much of Thursday while emergency work takes place.
Increase on booking fees for tickets at VillaGaiety
Booking fees for tickets at the VillaGaiety will increase in the New Year.
Chance to work on the Island's trams!
If you've always dreamed of working on the Island's trams, your dream job may have arrived!
Youtuber visits former home of one of the Island's most notorious money launderers
An urban explorer has filmed himself ignoring "do not enter" signs to visit the former home of one of the Island's most notorious money launderers.
Military details about Russian spy ship too classified to share
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says military responses to a Russian spy ship off the Island's coast are too classified to share.
Postponed consultation on Laxey Wheel takes place this week
A postponed consultation on the Laxey Wheel Visitor Hub will take place at the end of this week.
Shingles vaccination available again from the New Year
The Island's health minister says a vaccination programme to combat shingles will be back up and running in the New Year.
