Do you still have any old UK £20 or £50 notes?
The government is urging residents to check if they have the paper notes before they're taken out of circulation in September.
Anyone with them is advised to pay them into the bank or exchanged for the newer plastic notes, which have been introduced over the last two years.
Isle of Man Bank will still accept the discontinued notes after the deadline and send them to the UK, with most other Island banks expected to do the same.
25 bus services planned today
The strike by bus drivers is entering its ninth day today.
Flats plans for office building
An office block in Douglas could be converted into flats under new plans from its owners.
Darts festival heads to Villa Marina
Good news if you're a darts fan - an international festival will be coming to the capital this week!
Exhibition tracks mine exploration
A new exhibition exploring the hidden world beneath the Island opens this weekend.
Sharp rise in older new residents
The number of new taxpayers over the age of 60 rose by 25 per cent last year, according to government figures.
Southern pool remains closed
A pool in the south of the Island remains closed today after a problem yesterday.
Recruitment event for emergency services today
A special event to show off the work of the Island's emergency services takes place in Braddan later today.
TT marshals wanted for Armed forces Day
There's an appeal for marshals to volunteer during this year's Armed Forces Day parade.
