Douglas Council says it'll spend £35,000 replacing nearly 40 trees in Willaston which were left unsafe after Storm Eowyn in January.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says the 39 trees near homes should be removed after they were left vulnerable to storms.
They're due to be replaced with a mix of 39 smaller native trees around Baldwin Road.
The local authority says it'll look into possible uses of the wood from the trees that need felling.
Liverpool Ferry Terminal wins UK architecture award
The Island's Ferry Terminal in Liverpool has won a UK architecture award.
MHK to ask about protection for rent deposits
An MHK will quiz Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood about rent deposits in the House of Keys next week.
Health minister's LinkedIn hacked
The health minister says her LinkedIn account has been hacked.
Tynwald committee to look into opportunities for youth
A Tynwald committee will hear evidence from education bosses next week as it looks into opportunities for young people.
Cannan welcomes stronger ties between UK and Manx police
The chief minister says it's important Manx police keep working with their British counterparts.
Sign up for the Parish Walk from next week
Registrations for the Parish Walk will open next week.
Drop-in HIV tests to mark World AIDS Day
Manx Care says it's holding a special drop-in clinic for HIV testing next week.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor announces Villa gig!
There'll be murder on the dance floor in the Villa next July!
