Isle of Man News

Unite weighs in as minister says 'options on the table'

The Mountain Road's likely to stay shut this weekend as a result

Popular AC/DC tribute band to split amid guitarist's health concerns

Yellow weather warning for frost and ice issued

Isle of Man Constabulary received over 230 weapons 

Charity hopes to improve access and install three new bird hides

Tim Crookall says meetings have been ongoing

Community group publishes new report

Teresa Cope appears before Tynwald committee

A yellow weather warning for snow and sleet remains in place until 9am

Case committed to Court of General Gaol Delivery following incident at police station

Five-year Zurich-backed programme transforms youth mental health support on the Island

It's part of organisation's push toward net-zero targets

Thirty iPads purchased thanks to funding from Henry Bloom Noble Healthcare Trust

Local authority says such incidents 'must stop' 

Walkout expected to last 10 days

Magistrates commit 46-year-old to higher court, citing seriousness of offences

It's to strengthen awareness about financial crime

Comes in to effect at 6pm 

Independent inspector to advise minister after detailed debate over illuminated sculpture beside Tynwald Hill

Two people arrested in connection to it have been released on bail

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare believes the sea wall should be extended 

DOI has submitted a planning application for a scheme including a four-foot flood wall

Emergency services and authorities hosting drop-in in Andreas today

Former MHK forms 'Future Isle of Man'

Peel initiative hoping to bring the community together thrives

Coastguard helicopter transfers injured person to Noble's Hospital

We spend the day with the Manx Radio Breakfast presenter

Include installing a four-foot flood wall at West Quay

Sarah Jarvis has died at the age of 60

One person was treated for injuries that were described as non-life-threatening

It's thanked patrons for their patience during 'very difficult times'

Former Newson's building and Duke Street site offered assistance through Island Infrastructure Scheme

Alex Allinson believes UK Ministry of Justice discussions won't slow progress

Joney Faragher's measure looks to combat period poverty

'All we're asking is for the rain to ease'

Board member Jimmy Cubbon says the situation could 'bankrupt' village

Hyperbaric Chamber praises new equipment

Graih as Caggey will be held at Peel Cathedral

It's to offer support about new legislation 

There have been calls for tougher legislation to be brought in on the Island following incidents 

Construction could begin in September 2026, with coal tar issues continuing to delay road schemes across the Island

Stella Pixton ran the famous shop in the north of the Island for more than 40 years

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New system could succeed MiCards after U-turn extension

Infrastructure minister says legal advice prevents disclosure of the final cost, as an MHK claims the overall price tag exceeds £100 million 

Ministry of Justice requests clarity on post-death reviews and capacity protections

Three appliances attended property overnight

Victim Support has been working with RBS International

Manx Care partners with Costa ahead of Experience and Involvement Strategy launch

Director of Public Health says "society never sits still" as body looks to gauge substance use

Thirteen questions for answer before members consider Justice and Home Affairs Reform Bill clauses

It was one of the items discussed at its public meeting last night

Family of man who suffered brain injury prepare their home for his return

It's following an incident near Sam Webb's pub in Douglas last month

Independent examining body to look at plans for Mooir Vannin project

Third party damage has affected the supply

The annual rate as measured by CPI remains at 3.3%

Treasury apologises following system fault

But British Medical Association brands latest survey results a 'damning indictment'

Ward 7 opens its doors this week

Juan Garrett named as the Reih Bleeaney Vanannan for 2026

It comes after recent changes to the UK's BSE status have caused 'huge problems' for Manx farmers

Commissioners says it hopes to have the park open by summer

25-year-old had been dealing drugs for 10 months before arrest

Yellow weather warning is now in force

Resident's proposal to convert shelter into storage approved

Support your child's dreams say biker mums 

Officers confirm 'all enquiries relating to the area are now complete'

Survey opens into provision to develop future development

They come into effect on 1 April

It's for lift bridge maintenance work

Local authority held tree planting ceremony with local primary school children

Two arrests made following reports of man being assaulted near Tesco

Police say Tesco and car park will remain closed while investigation continues

Move would 'formally recognise the area’s unique heritage, architectural character and natural environment'

Bowring Road Tesco store closed following incident in the car park

Meeting to provide information on planned updates to Island’s Countering the Financing of Terrorism framework

Adopt an ambulance scheme launched

Areas see the biggest jump in rates Island-wide

Information Commissioner says fewer breaches were reported in the third quarter, but large-scale cyber incidents meant far more people were affected

Adorn Carephone says it services remain fully operational 

Route due to be reassessed this morning

The booklets were found for sale online and included photographs unrelated to the Island

Artwork was created by Luke Jerram

The retail outlet now at 27 Michael Street

Some areas still 'extremely slippery' following snowfall

Case 'decoupled' from Tramway Terrace Project

The union says its latest staff survey is a "damning indictment" of healthcare provider

Details provided by The Treasury following FOI request

Bus Vannin says its staff have a right to do their job without fear of violence, intimidation or discrimination

All-year all-weather vessel a priority, say respondents

DoI to review conditions later this morning

MNFU wants 'honest opinions' as it pushes for stronger legislation

Two local authorities have opted to reduce theirs for the next financial year

Albert Mills took it about 20 years ago 

Northern Dippers credit the opening of a new shelter

Damage caused during rough weather conditions

Isle of Man won't be affected by July 2026 changes to domestic voyages

Council cites increased risk of storm surges as winds shift overnight

Higher routes such as Mountain Road could be affected by slight accumulations

Figures suggest Island prevalence of 0.7 percent, as government acknowledges demand likely to rise due to aging population

We spend the day with the Manx Wildlife Trust's Community Ranger

She feels 'deeply distressed' to leave symptoms unresolved over a prolonged time

Demolition of former hotel site is underway

Jurby, Michael and Santon all announce increases for residents

Developers behind the wind farm project have published a detailed response to consultation feedback

Route in St John's closed for a number of days

It will take place on 10 February 

Local authority has increased it by five pence more than 2025

Giant model of the Red Planet to go on display in Cathedral Isle of Man

Chair Jean Teare says local authorities should have a 'social conscience'

A question mark remains over tonight's 7:15pm departure from Douglas to Heysham

We're told to expect coastal overtopping at next two high tides

Manx Care aiming to delivery 100 day case procedures by March next year

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More than 4,000 responses have been submitted

It says there were 'multiple factors' driving the rise

Residents invited to share experiences and attitudes as researchers assess substance use patterns following law changes

3.3 percent rise came into force in October

Changes made to skilled worker route criticised at public meeting

Route shut last night due to snow and ice

Proposals hope to create 'clear, transparent and locally operated system'

It comes after criminal charges were brought against a former staff member

Education minister says residents shouldn't expect to see new facility built too soon

Premiere of 'CATCH' reignites hopes of Manx film revival

Wigtown Bay Coastal Rowing Club to row from Isle of Whithorn

UK Ministry of Justice has written to the Isle of Man Government about the bill 12 times

Local authority says it will cover 'general inflationary pressures'

Coastal overtopping could be an issue again around the Island

Newly released documents reveal over 100 references to the Isle of Man

Minister says 'fiscal discipline underpins every commitment'

It'll be in force between 11am-3pm

Manx residents haven't been able to send items using the app's integrated services

More are also subject to possible disruption or cancellation

Education and health among areas impacted says advocate

Strong waves have shifted kerbstones and parts of the surrounding pavement

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Russ Foster paints stark picture of violence associated with drug supply chains 

Proms in Laxey and Ramsey have all been closed

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Nearly 60 secondary school students were suspended for 10 days or longer

Planning officer also says application failed to adequately justify why other options couldn't be used

Latest report from Ronaldsway Met Office

Adam Wakeman recognised for performance at Ozzy Osbourne's final show

Summary of the final report is expected to be published by August

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Footways need to be safe and accessible 

Hills across the Island are likely to be affected

Eric Corkish called the Mannin Line while on a bus 

Ørsted prepares as Mooir Vannin project to be scrutinised by independent panel

Cabinet Office member says government and captains of parish have a role to play in organising meetings

Speaking to residents as ATM use declines in the UK

Seven questions for answer before members return to Gambling Legislation Bill

His human brothers share message to other pet owners

Chief constable discusses recruitment and retention with Tynwald committee

We're being told to expect significant overtopping of waves

It's been derelict since the former St Ninian's Lower School was demolished in 2013

Talk will be held at the Manx Legion Club at 7pm

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Devon Watson believes ensuring members don't have convictions would help protect vulnerable people

Former social worker says 'consistent failures' over person information are still happening

Condolences offered to family of 31-year-old Jack Sheppard 

Mannin Retail Ltd makes request amid continued digitisation of government services

Isle of Man Energy raises concerns over proposed legislation to overhaul regulation of Island’s gas sector

Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September 

Strong winds expected to lead to slight coastal overtopping

Former minister says legislation is needed to ensure authorities provide a certain standard of services

The MHK says he cannot support legislation removing the Bishop's vote in Tynwald, warning it could put the historic diocese at risk

Castletown Golf Links has been shut since 2007

Chief minister tells committee there is 'an absolute need' to digitise government services

Douglas City Council  granted licence on safety grounds

New Performance League gets underway at The Roundhouse

He aims to create 'live features' and a website 

Minister says steps to be taken to improve communication through staff bulletins

Police amnesty to end on 2 February

Currently it must be down no more than 10 days after the Festival of Motorcycling

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Unite head says anonymity means nothing when the line is operated by government

Tim Crookall spoke to the media for the first time earlier this week since his reappointment to DOI

It's going up by five percent cover the costs of services

Clypse, Kerrowdhoo and Cringle highlighted as problem areas

WRWR baton passed on the Island

Chair Neal Mellon says budget is 'prudent' and 'community focussed' 

Eight beaches graded as either 'excellent' or 'good'

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Philip Farrar says any line to the contrary would make them 'void'

Former minister says it has impacted the DoI's ability to install crossings outside schools

Young people are being encouraged to share photos or videos of themselves under the guise of a 'challenge'

Graylaw International granted green light for Eden Park facility

Juan Callister will spend 31 minutes in the sea

Submissions for the Guild close at midnight

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Small Baldrine-based distillery wins big on the world stage

Local band reflect on 'very surreal' week

Glenfaba and Peel MHK speaks to the media for the first time since his reappointment to infrastructure department

With just a few weeks to go, what can we expect from the last Budget of this administration?

How Craig's Heartstrong Foundation helped netballer discover potentially life-threatening condition 

Survey places health services as number one topic for Manx Radio listeners

The chief minister says Tynwald and scrutiny committees ensure policy decisions are justified.

Reports of rising pressure on third sector over festive period

Mrs Maltby has held the seat in Douglas South since 2021

A look ahead to polling day 2026

Trade union claims unclear messaging on headcount are fuelling uncertainty

What has it been like for businesses there in the run up to Christmas?

So what needs to happen to regenerate Peel's high street?

Traders in Douglas say it's becoming an 'uphill struggle' to operate in the city centre

We take a look at what's promised for this year

A look back at the incredible life of Her Majesty the Queen