Tynwald was expected to cover a range of talking points, but after several motions were withdrawn, what was likely to be a two-day sitting was reduced to just one.

Phil Gawne and Christian Jones take a look back at the proceedings.

The infrastructure minister says a consultation on proposed 20mph zones in residential areas on the Isle of Man will be one 'of the biggest engagement and consultation' pieces the government has ever done.

Currently, Douglas and Onchan residents are being asked for their views on the roll-out of the scheme in their areas.

A drop-in session is being held at the Sea Terminal today with the minister.

Douglas Council will be introducing a maintenance programme and budget to support the management of its parks.

Chair of the Regeneration and Community Committee Natalie Byron-Teare says 'historically' there hasn't been a programme, but believes if the money is being spent on new equipment it should be maintained to a high standard.

The local authority is in charge of 15 play areas, five of which are in Noble's Park, and does not currently have funding set aside to fix 'routine' issues.

Councillor Byron-Teare hopes to do some 'community engagement' to see what people would like in the play areas.

Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her.