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One company, with a licence, has planning permission for a facility in the south

The department says Manx Care’s £15.6 million shortfall highlights weaknesses in financial governance

Body warns the shift will mean businesses will have to face 'really harsh choices'

One extra hour in bed

Last day will be 31 December 2025

Treasury minister says meeting the living wage has been a goal for years

Dr Michelle Haywood says some routes could become normal services, where capacity allows

It was one of a number of issues discussed at its monthly public meeting

Alex Allinson responds to concerns over GDP and GNP figures

Labour Market Report shows 273 people registered out of work in September

Telecommunications company gives details of 2026 project

Features Manx items on loan from the British Museum 

Hourly rate will rise to £13.46 from 1 April

Parents to be given flexibility to share up to fifty weeks of leave in a child’s first year

Tynwald backs call for fresh look at the topic

Isle of Gelato to move to Laxey

Smoke reported during morning hours 

Debate follows release of government guidance discouraging disclosures to media or politicians

Proposal rejected but will be put forward for combined vote in November

Residents had their say about MUA treatment works plan at public meeting

Dr Alex Allinson said it's up to local authorities to mitigate any changes 

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Chough decline linked to weather

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Ean Parsons leaves after four years

Senior residents share their view on the Island's "safe" reputation

Kate Lord-Brennan's amendment to delay approval was voted down before the plan itself was rejected by the Legislative Council

Hoping to protect and promote the rights of children, it's been received by Tynwald

Tim Johnston addresses his claim that hotels are 'full all season'

The planning framework has prompted opposition from local authorities, legal representatives, and MHKs ahead of the vote

They'll be available to those in years 10 and 11

Tynwald votes to defer decision on new Non-Executive Director after questions raised over process and timing

Hopes to create 15-bed facility in Howard Pearson House

Jane Poole-Wilson says the Department is prioritising “deliverable objectives”

SPC says it's exploring the feasibility of improved services to Ireland

Service to be switched off at the end of the year

It will show the likelihood of having higher indoor levels of the potentially harmful natural gas

Approval of further closure in Ramsey by Manx Care 'was not communicated' to DHSC or public

Residents urged to check business legitimacy if unsure

'Cardio box' class to take place at Colby Football Club

Julie Edge presses for clarity as Cabinet Office admits it cannot separate current staff from former employees in training data

Framework aims to embed children’s rights across all areas of government

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Several projects were unveiled at the Government Conference

Manx Telecom will not provide the service anymore after transferring it to a specialist provider

Document published just before Tynwald returns from summer recess consolidates procedures and introduces new reporting duties

Former MLC and MHK Geoff Corkish died last month

The fast food chain is shutting 68 restaurants in the UK

MHK believes more time is needed to understand impact on Manx countryside

It's urging people to make sure a company is reputable before handing over any money

Members are set to press ministers on issues ranging from accountability to the Island’s economic outlook

Repairs expected to take five weeks

Minister Michelle Haywood says 'preparations' made ahead of royal assent

Over £15,000 raised for various charities from previous editions

Michael, Andreas, Bride, German, Jurby, Lezayre, and Patrick have 'serious concerns'

Drainage and carriageway improvements at Kates Cottage and Keppel Gate are now finished

Philip Bertram Quayle served two terms on the local authority

But minister says her department remains 'committed' to addressing issue

Retailer confirms '80 percent' of the revamped space is now complete

It'll be shut over half term

The Onchan MHK describes the proposed Select Committee as ‘critical scrutiny’ of how whistleblowing policies and non-disclosure agreements are being implemented across the public sector

35-year-old was reported to police by a member of the public 

DEFA 'aware of significant welfare concerns' around use of devices

Packed agenda includes minimum wage, parental leave, and transport strategy

Government highlights need for businesses to monitor and report links to criminal networks

Boakesey Closs appeared on last night's episode and walked away with £25,000

Breast cancer survivors take to the catwalk in clothes provided by M&S

The smell is coming from a private wastewater treatment works

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Manx Labour Party leader believes CoMin and backbenchers end up acting as the two opposing parties

Funds would address 'additional costs' in 25/26 financial year

Infrastructure minister gives update on future of registered building

Unveiling to be followed by series of talks

The programme is due to be rolled out from January 2026

Notice will be in place until this afternoon (19 Oct)

She's believed to be the oldest resident on the Island 

Cross Vein Mine site was closed to motorcyclists in 2020

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Lawrie Hooper MHK says it needs an overhaul

May lead to surface water flooding in prone locations

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Tynwald members urged to consider alleged flaws in the planning process

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Smoking rates continuing to decline

Public Health issues reminder after unexplained death on the Island

It was dumped near cycle track in Marown

Search warrants executed on the day new sanctions imposed on international scam network

Commissioners say it has been five months since approval was given

It's most commonly caught by children under 10

Calls for government to do more to help Glen Road residents

Owners cite 'exponential rise' in operational costs as the reason for its closure

MHK calls for report into active travel

About 1,000 MUA customers now have their own renewable energy source installed

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Chair Ray Harmer hopes the development will 're-energise' the sea front

Local authority says it 'recognises' the change will affect people's plans

Local musicians will be performing and shaving their heads for charity

Fears £13.46 rate could be unsustainable for some businesses

Animal was ultimately shot and killed by firearms officers

Health minister reveals 25 claims lodged against health body since 2021

Ferry operator due to carry out 'essential work' on its ships and port

A planning application has been submitted for a new retail warehouse at Spring Valley Trading Estate, replacing vacant trade units currently being demolished

Officers ask public to refrain from speculation

Canadian Union of Postal Workers have moved to rotating strike model

It's as drainage and carriageway improvements are being carried out

CURA proposes new ‘Essential Use Broadband’ tariff to support digital inclusion across the Island

Work being finalised after project to install Kassel Kerbs

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Minister Michelle Haywood says each person affected will be contacted directly

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Viral illness can affect sheep and cattle

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Juan McGuinness says it will allow more options to be explored for new equipment

This year's theme is 'Our Biosphere'

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Michael Heritage says some parts of the village have grown, while others are unchanged

Letter sent out by Head Teacher Graeme Corrin

Treasury has published a breakdown of the responses to the consultation online

Charlotte Traynor will take on the role left by Mark Wheeler

IOM Constabulary has thanked public for their assistance

Manx actress cast as Charity Barnum

Police appeal for witnesses

The Isle of Man’s housing market continues to draw interest from UK buyers despite wider market caution

People are being asked to avoid the Ballajora area

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Follows issues with 'grey water' in River Neb

Problems with insurance now receding, says local MHK

IFGL presents £10,000 cheque to the charity 

Financial Services Authority raising awareness of deceptive marketing techniques

Annual Isle of Man cyber security conference focuses on resilience

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Chair Hannah Mackenzie says 294 will become LED and 'dark sky compliant'

Charity's chief scientist to discuss the progress of research into the disease

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Manx Care Resus Team to host pop-up event in Douglas

Police comment as Isle of Man Meats launches review

Teenager to appear in court again next month

Animal's escape resulted in road closures in Tromode

Joney Faragher criticises the Council of Ministers as an “impromptu” body formed through a forced process

Hospitality, education and food continue to drive price growth despite overall slowdown

Campaigner "helped shape the broader Manx political narrative"

Pedestrians can once again used path over Peel Harbour

Planners grant green light to refurbish the site

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Number of reported breaches dropped slightly from 61 in Q1 to 52 in Q2

The animal was on the loose, heading in the direction of Quarterbridge

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Colin Whiteway says his biggest lesson has been 'patience' 

Manx Care’s annual event will offer families a quiet space for reflection and remembrance

Michael Manning's work 'Graih: Prophetic-Utopian' to be launched at concert

The Douglas site reopens this weekend under a new name and management, following community fundraising and support from local organisations

Development will include apartments, a bar and a restaurant

Body comes out in support of the Isle of Man Medical Society 

A number of flights are delayed, some by several hours

Manx Care offering Covid-19 and flu jabs to those who are eligible

It's after impact assessments in the consultation were updated 

Douglas East member to present motion on topic 

Will be laid before Tynwald next week

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Liberal Vannin leader believes party system makes it easier to hold members to account

Former MHK believes it would help re-engage the public

Chrissie Moss's paintings to be displayed at Ballasalla Village Hall

18-year-old admitted the offence during an appearance at Douglas Courthouse

Expected to create 12 new customer service roles

Plan is to treat around 16,000 cubic metres of sediment 

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The facility at RDCH will be closed for around four weeks to deal with a 'pest control issue'

26-year-old has been bailed to an address in Peel

But further policy development on prescriptions will be considered in 2026

Event will include music, poem readings, a candle-lighting ceremony, and moments of quiet reflection

'Clear Pharmacy is the final piece of The Roundhouse puzzle to open'

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare