Stations at the ready for change
Two fire stations in the south of the Island will be replaced to meet modern standards.
That's after Tynwald approved spending £1.4 million on the schemes.
It will lead to a new combined fire and ambulance headquarters at Ronaldsway, while the Southlands ambulance station will be converted into a fire station.
Both Castletown fire station, built in 1964, and Port Erin fire station, constructed seven years earlier, will be put up for sale.
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