Charity says funds will continue to support volunteers
More than £3000 has been donated to the Peel RNLI from an Isle of Man-based company.
Seaboard Trading which processes, and distribute agricultural bulk commodities chose the station as their 'charity of the year'.
The RNLI says the funds will help support its volunteers.
It adds the cost of one lifejacket exceeds £600.
Grant to help charity fund workplace programmes to around 2,000 students
Junior Achievement has received £7,500 from the Manx Lottery Trust to support the project
Artist's 'Animals in Motion' collection raising funds for Hospice
Ian Sanderson's watercolours will be on display in Port Erin until Friday
Next phase of Queen's Pier restoration to be formally opened by Lieutenant Governor
Ramsey landmark is being restored by a charity group
Family festival inspired by space takes place today
SPARK is now in its third year
