The Department of Infrastructure says work on a street in Port St Mary will continue today.
Yesterday, workers began a ground-penetrating survey in High Street, before possible roadworks there.
On Facebook, the department says that work will continue today, with the route closing at 8.30am.
It's hoping to complete the work by the end of the working day.
2025 officially confirmed as hottest summer on record
The summer of 2025 was officially the hottest on record, the Ronaldsway Met Office has now confirmed.
Want to become a firefighter with more flexibility?
The Fire Service is offering new flexible contracts as part of its latest recruitment drive.
More support for physiotherapy students?
An MHK wants to know if Manx physiotherapy students will be given the same financial support as their UK counterparts.
Manx Care tribunal to hold preliminary hearing
A woman who's accused Manx Care of race and age discrimination will appear at a hearing later this year.
Public Health dismisses flu misinformation
Public Health has debunked myths about not sending unvaccinated children to school during nasal flu vaccine season.
Women's support group to meet in Ramsey
A support group for women will be hosting its first meeting later this month.
200 cruise passengers to drop into Douglas today
A cruise ship carrying 200 passengers is due in the Island’s capital later.
Joe Locke photo sparks Marvel speculation among fans
Manx actor Joe Locke's at the centre of fan speculation he's returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
