A campaign to educate 1000 people in first aid kicks off this week.
Coordinated by St John Ambulance, the 'Save a Life 1000' scheme starts on Wednesday with a free session at Eurocars on Peel Road in Douglas.
The aim of the initiative is to equip people with basic first aid skills which could one day prove the difference between life and death.
Training manager Phil Bennett says just one training session can make all the difference:
ANPR to soon be fully rolled out at ports
Automatic Number Plate Recognition is expected to be fully rolled out across the Island's ports soon.
Meeting today will discuss hospital's future
There'll be a public meeting about the future of Ramsey's hospital today.
Corkhill standing in Ayre and Michael
A new candidate has declared they'll stand for Ayre and Michael in the general election.
Cruise ship to visit today
A cruise ship carrying almost 700 passengers will be visiting the Island today.
Warning of car finance scam calls
Have you been told you're entitled to compensation for a car loan 20 years ago? Don't believe a word!
Island could be named "most desirable in Europe" this year
The Isle of Man has been nominated for a prestigious travel award.
Garff dog warden on tonight's agenda for commissioners
Pet dogs will be under discussion at a commissioners' meeting this evening.
Council unveils new-look Xmas lights switch-on
Summer may not be quite over yet - but Douglas Council is already preparing for Christmas!
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