The Isle of Man's public warning sirens will be tested in April.
Government has given people advanced warning of the alarm which will sound at 11am on April 1st.
Sirens at 31 sites across the Island will sound a steady note for 30 seconds.
Warning sirens tested next week
More from Isle of Man News
-
Peel Ibiza bar takes shape on promenade
The Island's newest bar is taking shape in Peel this week.
-
Douglas Wetherspoon unveils drink prices
The Island's only Wetherspoon - due to open this week - has revealed its drink prices.
-
Couple complain of embarrassment after £50 note refused in shop
An Island couple say they've been left horrified and embarrassed after a shop refused to accept a £50 note.
-
Gift shop company applies for dissolution
The company behind a shop in Castletown which closed earlier this year has applied to be dissolved.
-
Youtuber posts 142mph Mountain Road run
A UK Youtuber has uploaded video of himself testing his supercar on the Isle of Man.
-
Daily Mail brands Island 'woke' for having own currency
A UK newspaper has called the Island 'woke' in an article about Douglas' four year old roundels.
-
No change of policy on large vehicle parking, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says there are no plans to restrict larger vehicles parking in residential areas at weekends.
-
Marown play park to reopen tomorrow
An Island company says it's thrilled at the reopening of a play park this week.
