Thirty-five people died in the tragedy
More than 60 people were in attendance at an event to remember the victims of the Winter Hill air disaster.
Thirty-five people died and seven were injured when a plane crashed on its way from Ronaldsway to Manchester 60 years ago today.
A special service took place at Cooill Y Ree Park in St John's earlier to commemorate the occasion.
President-elect of Douglas Rotary Club, David Gawne, laid a wreath at the memorial plaque marking the tragedy:
Hospital bed occupancy exceeds 90% in multiple years as pressure builds at Noble's
Figures highlight sustained high occupancy across adult acute wards, and a recent rise in patients waiting in ED for beds
Police respond to social media concerns about 'suspicious' man
Constabulary says one report was received in February and urges the public to report any suspicious activity at the time it occurs
Douglas City Council proposes city centre initiatives including sculpture and markets
Funding bid submitted for projects aimed at boosting footfall and supporting local businesses
Cash boost for psycho-oncology service
Mind Matter given £55,000 by IOMACA