Work to get a sewage treatment plant for the west of the Island looks set to take a step closer next week.
When the planning committee sits on Monday, it'll consider an application for a new sewage treatment works on Glenfaba Road in Peel.
The project has been on the drawing board for years, but delays mean raw sewage is still being released into the sea.
On Monday, however, the treatment works has been recommended to be green-lit.
Sinkhole means emergency road closure in Maughold
The Department of Infrastructure says it's closed a lane in Maughold over fears vehicles could fall into a broken culvert.
Hundreds of fake Labubu dolls seized from Douglas shops
The Office of Fair Trading says it's seized hundreds of fake Labubu dolls from two shops in Douglas.
Manx Utilities response to customer complaint 'complacent, dismissive, discourteous and uninformative'
The Tynwald Commissioner for Administration says a Manx Utilities' response to a customer complaint was complacent, dismissive, discourteous and uninformative.
We'd like your weeds removed, commissioners tell landowner
Commissioners in the west of the Island are asking a landowner to clear a potentially dangerous weed from their land.
Stop feeding seagulls in Marown!
There's a warning feeding seagulls is illegal - and you could end up prosecuted.
Garden shed pub needs your vote for award
Kirk Michael's newest pub is up for an award - after a man created the perfect Guinness bar in his garden shed!
NATO ships exercise off the Island
Two NATO warships are carrying out exercises in Manx waters.
Manxcare offer more orthopaedic clinics
A specialist surgeon is back on Island for a second dedicated hand clinic.
