DoI will remove unsafe banners and posters
Election candidates are being warned not to put themselves or others in danger when advertising on public highways.
The department of infrastructure says people must ensure posters and banners aren't erected in unsafe places.
Advertising their candidacy is permitted from August 11 - six weeks before Islanders go to the polls.
Anything deemed hazardous to the public will be removed by DoI officials.
EVF to hold drop-in session for local businesses
It follows a Tynwald decision to increase the Island's minimum wage by 9.9%
Cube International owes government just over £174,000
That includes unpaid fees from Cube’s 2023 TT contract, as well as late payment penalties added before the debt was formally registered.
Mountain Road closed due to RTC
It's from the Beinny Phott Junction to the Creg Ny Baa
Garff MHK says MUA proposal only 'alternative' sewage treatment plan
Daphne Caine attended the public meeting organised by the commissioners
Age Concern IOM shuts information centre
The charity will host pop-up services across nine locations on the Island from next week