Hospice Isle of Man has re-opened its therapeutic day unit after receiving a £50,000 grant.
The unit was established for patients to attend interactive workshops in a social and psychologically safe environment, and had previously been halted due to Covid-19.
The charity is now able to re-open it for one day a week and offer a varied programme.
The funding, from the Manx Lottery Trust, has gone towards staff, transport for patients, and resources.
Longest-running planning app over a decade old
The Island's longest-running planning application that's still awaiting a decision is more than 10 years old.
Main Road into village shut this week
The road between Port Erin and Port St Mary is closed this week.
Parental support group to meet tonight
A new support group is hoping to help parents with mental health difficulties.
How many unregistered people have been to A&E?
How many people who aren't registered with a GP have been attending A&E?
Coast road speed limits during works this week
Drainage work means there'll be temporary speed limits on the coast road between Laxey and Ramsey this week.
Time's running out to race in the MGP
Time's running out if you want to race in next year's Manx Grand Prix.
Ash raises over £13k with marathon challenge
A local man's smashed his target by raising over £13,000 for charity after running nine and a half marathons in a row.
Uncollected tip items to be repaired and reused
Local authorities have teamed up with charity Northern Men in Sheds to launch a scheme which repairs old furniture, tools and appliances.
