Douglas hasn't had a bus station for more than 20 years - and now two plans are arriving at once.
Today, Tynwald voted to ask the Department of Infrastructure to draw up proposals for a facility in the capital and report back by December.
Developer Wyyttavin Limited of Ramsey has also applied for planning permission for a bus station in Lord Street.
Those proposals are part of a 14-storey apartments, leisure and retail development.
Gym expands into former car dealership
A Douglas gym is expanding into the former used car dealership next door.
'Right People, Right Skills' says Cabinet Minister
The Isle of Man Government has outlined its migration strategy, aiming to create 5,000 new jobs by 2032.
Food and Drink Festival back on the Manx calendar
The Isle of Man Food and Drink Festival will be making a return for 2026.
Police praise safety measures after four fatality-free years
Police say they're celebrating the fact no one has died on open roads during the TT or MGP in four years.
IoD survey reveals frustration with Manx Government
Manx businesses say there is growing frustration with the government and a lack of focus on economic growth.
Another fly-tipping incident at a beauty spot
The government's urging people to stop fly-tipping after another incident in the countryside.
Onchan street signs could get a Manx makeover
An Onchan Commissioner wants all new street signs in the village to include Manx wording.
Minimum wage rise set for April 2026
Tynwald will be asked to approve a rise in the Island's minimum wage next month.
