Nearly 3,500 vaccinations against Covid-19 have now been carried out on the Isle of Man so far.
According to government, as of yesterday evening, 3,478 people on Manx shores had received their first jab with 413 of those completed yesterday.
383 of those carried out on Wednesday were at the hub at the Newlands Ward at Noble's Hospital whilst 30 of them were done in care homes - the rollout for which began on Monday.
Officials add the vaccination programme is continuing today (January 21).
Poortown Road closure in place until 7pm
Police say the Poortown Road in Peel will remain shut until around 7pm tonight after a crash earlier.
Crash shuts roads in west
Police say roads are closed in the west of the Island after a crash.
Can you help catch boat vandals?
Police are hunting vandals who damaged a boat on a beach in the west of the Island.
Exhibition to celebrate No Limit turning 90!
The biggest hit movie to be filmed on the Island will be celebrated with a special exhibition just in time for TT this month.
Three paddleboarders rescued off Laxey
Three paddleboarders had a lucky escape at the weekend after they were rescued as they were being carried out to sea.
Abandoned kitten gets Island home after crowdfunding
The Isle of Man will get a tiny new furry resident later this year - after the bighearted public donated more than £700!
Outrage over white supremacist sticker in Peel
The Island's Green Party says it's outraged after a racist sticker was posted in Peel.
Food under grill sparks emergency services callout
Firefighters were called to a house in Ramsey at the weekend.
