Firefighters are urging people to make sure they use candles safely over Hop Tu Naa.
The Island's Fire and Rescue Service says this week marks Candle Fire Safety Week and says it's important to be aware of the risks of candles.
Their advice is never leave candles unattended, keep them away from flammable objects and away from children and pets.
You should always use stable candle holders, and make sure they're put out properly afterwards.
Domestic abuse allegation against teen dropped
An 18 year old has appeared in court charged with burglary and domestic abuse.
Gas works to shut Summerhill for six weeks
A busy Douglas road shuts next week for around six weeks.
Eight buses face cancellation today
Bus Vannin says eight of its services may not run today.
Child sex images accused given leave for holiday
An alleged sex offender has been given permission to go on holiday.
We need to talk about your pension, says Treasury Minister
The Treasury Minister says he wants to start a national conversation about the future of state pensions.
Planners to consider Glen Maye pub plans
The fate of a former pub in Glen Maye could be sealed on Monday.
Little people get their own art show
Manx National Heritage is opening a magical exhibition today!
Onchan link to Scouse crime gang begins 21-year jail term
Police say they'll continue targeting people involved in drugs and UK crime gangs after an Onchan man was jailed for more than 20 years.
