Public views are still wanted on creating a new climate change mitigation strategy for the Island.
The proposal which would run from 2020 to 2030 outlines government plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the Isle of Man by 80 per cent by 2050.
A public consultation on the matter has been running since March and residents are still being invited to give their opinions before Friday, May 17.
It's available on the government website - with results from it expected on August 9.
Your chance to nominate fishing crew for medal
Do you know a fisherman who deserves a medal?
Stop feeding the birds, says local authority
Marown Commissioners are reminding people not to break the law by feeding birds in the area.
Dino run gets underway this afternoon!
Hundreds of dinosaurs will be waddling along Douglas Promenade today.
Kewaigue work sees temporary traffic lights this weekend
More work on the Island's wastewater network means temporary traffic lights on a busy road in Kewaigue this weekend.
Dog attack leaves one sheep dead, others injured
Police are appealing for information after a dog attack killed one sheep and injured others this week.
Peel restaurant to close this month
An Indian restaurant in Peel is to close later this month.
OnlyFans model looks forward to Island return
An OnlyFans model says she enjoyed the Isle of Man after visiting for a hen do.
More road closures for hotel demolition work
Part of a road in the south of the Island will be closed to traffic and pedestrians until July as a landmark is demolished.
