Manx Utilities says it's spending half a million pounds replacing two and a half miles of water mains in the south of the Island.
The main runs from Ballaglonney Farm to Ballaquinney Farm and will take 30 weeks to replace.
The organisation says the existing main was originally laid in 1967 and delivers water to more than 3,800 people.
Manx Utilities says the work may occasionally affect some roads but residents will keep access to their properties.
Ferry trips next week will be disrupted
Two Steam Packet sailings have been rescheduled next week.
Police operation leads to huge drugs bust
The police say they found a significant amount of cash and drugs this week as part of a search operation.
Manx company falls foul of UK taxman
The UK taxman has ordered a Manx company to stop offering a tax avoidance scheme.
Man in court over drugs and weapons charges
A man has denied smuggling five kilos of cannabis to the Island in a kitchen sink.
Doggy donor needed for labrador transfusion
A pet owner in Ramsey has issued an urgent plea for a doggy blood donor.
Bank account pension payments only affect minority, says minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says changes to the way benefits are paid will affect only a tiny minority of pensioners.
Benefits claimaints 'better off without pay rises'
Do pay rises mean people are worse off because of the benefits system?
Council gives green light to Noble's Park Xmas ice rink
Douglas Council says it's given permission for a festive ice rink in Noble's Park.
