Manx Utilities says it's spending half a million pounds replacing two and a half miles of water mains in the south of the Island.
The main runs from Ballaglonney Farm to Ballaquinney Farm and will take 30 weeks to replace.
The organisation says the existing main was originally laid in 1967 and delivers water to more than 3,800 people.
Manx Utilities says the work may occasionally affect some roads but residents will keep access to their properties.
Government conference underway today
The third Isle of Man government conference is getting underway today.
Drink driver crashed boss's car and left scene
A chef drunkenly crashed his boss's car and drove off, a court's heard.
Post Office sends in the crowns
Isle of Man Post Office says it's changing its logo.
Lifeboat goes to dinghy's rescue
Ramsey's volunteer lifeboat crew was called out yesterday after an inflatable dinghy began drifting out to sea.
Dealer cheaper than medicinal cannabis, man tells court
A man who couldn't afford his medical cannabis prescription has been fined for buying it from a dealer.
Famer left facing gate bill after theft
Police in the west of the Island are appealing for help finding a stolen gate.
Firefighters hosting drop-in sessions
If you're considering becoming a firefighter, there's a chance to learn more about the job this week.
Planners approve Poyll Dooey proposals
Approval has been given in principle for 7.38 hectares of land next to Poyll Dooey to be developed.
