A new plaque commemorating the founder of the royal National lifeboat Institution is on show in Douglas.
The life-sized bronze memorial to Sir William Hillary has been loaned to Douglas Council by the RNLI until a new lifeboat station is built in the capital.
The portrait features a laurel wreath, lifeboat and the Tower of Refuge.
It's now in the Marine Gardens on Douglas promenade near other RNLI memorials.
Chief Constable not asked for 20mph views
Chief Constable Russell Foster hasn't been asked for his views on proposed 20mph limits in all the Island's towns and villages.
Roundhouse walking track shut for remedial work
Braddan Commissioners says its sections of a walking track at the Roundhouse need to close for work this week.
Fly-tipping on the agenda at commissioners' meeting
Commissioners in the west of the Island are urging the public to report any fly-tipping to police.
Get your nominations in for local elections from today
If you're thinking of standing for election to a local authority, today's the first say to get your nomination papers in.
Seven children prosecuted for drug dealing in last year
The Island's Justice Minister says 14 teenagers were prosecuted for drugs offences in the last year.
Nurse pay strike could be avoided, says health minister
Health and Social Care Minister Claire Christian says a strike by the Island's nurse's isn't inevitable, despite 70 per cent of union members voting in favour.
Schools raised tens of thousands through dress down days
Six schools on the Island have raised almost £23,000 holding dress down days in the past three years.
Plans submitted for TT food and drink market in Douglas
Local food and drink producers will get the chance to show off their wares at a special TT event in Douglas, if planners give the green light.
