This week’s Isle of Man Examiner leads with an Onchan commissioner who has been warned about his behaviour towards certain staff at the local authority. He denies his conduct is ’coming close to harassment’.

Motorists are crying foul over parking restrictions on Douglas promenade.

Maverick motorcycle racing hero Guy Martin has revealed what might entice him to return to competing in the TT.

The Steam Packet company wants to recruit a senior master to manage a proposed new vessel.

The Auto Cycle Union say it is disappointed with reports suggesting it is not supportive of Steve Mercer in his quest for compensation.

The Department of Infrastructure remains committed to the dial-a-ride bus service despite issues raised by northern residents.

Planners have refused permission for three applications that would have completely changed Peel’s seafront.

A businessman who unsuccessfully tendered for a government contract has been instrumental in getting a Tynwald investigation launched.

Another big lift operation has been successfully carried out on Queen’s Pier, Ramsey.

Ambitious and undoubtedly controversial - plans for Douglas harbour have been revealed.

A UK explorer has listed the Isle of Man in her top five British islands for spotting whales and dolphins.

Highway chiefs say they still plan to repair the road surface on Richmond Hill.

Owners of a long-closed pub in Port Mary say it is still their plan to demolish the building.

Victory House in Douglas is the subject of two planning applications which could see its use transformed.

An application has been made to create a glamping centre at Groudle.

A husband and wife team who have visited every train station in mainland Britain have praised the island in a series of videos on their YouTube channel.

Getting into shape or challenging your fitness levels doesn’t have to be monotonous - that’s the message our reporters took away from the NSC.

Jurby beach was listed as one of six of the best island beaches in the British Isles by the Sunday Times. We asked the public for their favourite

Hospice Isle of Man is entering a new era in more ways than one, as it plans to play an even greater role in the community.

Residents braved the weather to visit Isle of Man Newspapers’ stand at the Royal Manx Show.

And we have lots of coverage from this year’s event which was slightly hampered by the weather.

One of our reporters has given the dial-a-ride bus service a go and isn’t exactly complimentary about it.

Business News leads with a Manx business’ virtual racing product fully licensed and ’live’ for punters in the United States.

Business newcomer, the LV Care Group, has launched in the Isle of Man.

The Barclays Eagle Lab in Douglas is celebrating its first year.

Sport News includes coverage and pictures of a marathon held over the weekend.

A group of four Isle of Man riders who represented Great Britain at the 2019 UCI BMX World Championships in Belgium.

Manx-born footballer Kieran Tierney has completed a record-breaking transfer to Premier League giants Arsenal FC.

And as ever, there are 10 pages of business news, your letters, the Final Whistle sports section, Terry Cringle’s Times Past and lots more community news.

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The most recent episode covered a boxer undertaking a 24 hour circuits challenge, the funeral of the last Manx veteran of the Battle of Arnhem and Kieran Tierney’s move to Arsenal. Plus a look back to 2012 when Peter Kennaugh won gold at the London Olympics and a chance to learn a little Manx.