If you want to tell the government what you think about healthcare and public services, you have until the end of this week to do so.
The deadline for the 2024 Social Attitudes Survey is midnight this Friday, September 6.
The survey gives Island residents the chance to have their say on issues such as employment, safety and crime to help government formulate policy.
3,000 households have been invited to take part.
Manx fishing boat sinks
Officials say a Manx fishing vessel has sunk.
Post Office launches online parcel system
The Post Office says it's launched an online postage system so people can pay to send parcels from home.
Ramsey man in court over alleged indecent child images
A Ramsey man has been bailed as he faces charges of possessing indecent images of children.
Farm forced to finish festive fowl
A Greeba farm that supplies festive birds say it won't be able to do so this year.
Island's newest cathedral announces civic service
The cathedral in Douglas will host its first civic service since earning it's status.
Alleged benefits fraudster 'had signature forged'
A man's walked free from court after it heard an alleged benefits fraud involved someone forging his signature.
Infrastructure FOI costs halved since 2021
The Department of Infrastructure says the cost of answering Freedom of Information requests has halved over the past three years.
Information appeal after equipment thefts
Police are appealing for people to come forward after farm machinery was stolen.
