The clocks go back this weekend and the Fire and Rescue Service is urging people to 'be safe, be seen'.
As the nights draw in, members of the public are being encouraged to make sure they are visible when they go outside.
Hi-visibility clothing is recommended as are light up dog collars and bicycle lights.
Whether you are a pedestrian, walker, runner, cyclist, or driver, being visible could save lives.
Government doesn't keep workplace bullying figures
The government says it doesn't track specific bullying figures in its workplaces - but it's dealt with almost 200 fairness at work cases since 2021.
Minister says armed police now on patrol
Having armed police on patrol around the Island means a quicker response to incidents, according to a minister.
Family Library to shut down for good next month
Directors of the Island's Family Library say the facility has reached the end of the road.
No after-prom party threats reported to police
Police say they're not aware of any threats after four after-prom parties were cancelled yesterday.
Minister says new signpoles don't all mark out 20mph zones
Not all signpoles being put up in Douglas and Onchan are marking the start of 20mph limits.
Andreas park officially opens on Saturday
Andreas will officially get a new play park this weekend.
Marketing of TT 2025 was success, says Chief Minister
The Chief Minister says he considers the government's marketing of TT 2025 to have been a success.
Bereaved family raise over £2,000 for air ambulance
The family of a man killed by a dangerous driver are raising money for the Great North Air Ambulance which airlifted him to the UK for critical care.
