Nearly 6,000 residents have now received their first Covid-19 vaccine.
That's according to the latest statistics from government, which also say 1,038 people have now been given their second dose.
During yesterday, 631 jabs were administered in hub settings whilst 30 were completed in care homes.
The Island's vaccination programme is due to resume again next Monday (February 1).
Police schools team to focus on keeping children safe online
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Plans for new Cafe on Nunnery grounds
Plans have been submitted for a new cafe building at the Nunnery estate.
1939 'Nazi TT' explored in new documentary
A new online documentary tells the story of what is calls "the Nazi TT" - when a German team scored victories immediately before the start of World War 2
Plans to turn old fisherman's hut into therapy business
A planning application's been submitted to convert a former fisherman's hut into a therapy facility.
123 roads needed traffic-calming work for 20mph zones, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says more than a hundred roads need work to support 20mph zones - but there's no money to make the changes.
American social superstar loves Manx knobs!
An American social media star has thanked a fan for sending him Manx sweets.
Woman sought after tyres dumped in village
Police are appealing for information about a woman driver who dumped tyres in Port St Mary.
Purr-fect paw-traits in Ramsey art trail
Ramsey has a special art exhibition taking place across the town, starring a famous furry resident!
