Isle of Man News

Manx veteran was killed while working to disable an explosive device in Ukraine

Planning officers pay visit to Finch Road site

It's National Mills Weekend 

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It's free to attend 

This week, the college celebrated 50 years since the opening of the Homefield site

Officers keen to find him 'safe and well'

Comis Hotel says the move forms part of Island Games preparations

DOI agrees maximum time for vehicles to be left unattended in taxi ranks

The Seabourn Venture has visited the Calf and Douglas

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We ask why fewer people seem to have the time for charitable causes on the Island

Extreme storms over winter saw thousands of trees toppled

Recruitment difficulties, rising costs, and infrastructure concerns feature in 2024 survey - but most firms still recommend the Island as a place to do business

Gabriella Corkish is the youngest local authority member on the Island at 19 years old

Young people taking part in 16 sports throughout tomorrow (10 May)

Daily Mirror report highlights Port Erin and the Island’s scenic attractions

Wreaths laid in Government Office and at Douglas War Memorial

Glenda Lightowler was nine at the time

Find out what's going on around the Island to mark the occasion

Manx bomb disposal expert killed in eastern Ukraine

Proposals include introducing fees and limits on requests

The new facilities will expand support for local children and families

Exhibition marking VE Day anniversary showcases wartime photography and unseen works

Marked and unmarked vehicles will be deployed across the Island 

Self-defence expert to deliver training on Island this weekend

Manx veteran and bomb disposal expert killed in eastern Ukraine

Devon Watson beat David Cretney for the role

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Publication expected later this year

It's not just about providing bed says board chair

Christopher Garrett, from Peel, had been working as a bomb disposal expert

Hole found in the deck caused by rotting timbers

Alex Allinson believes energy security is vital following massive price increases prompted by world events

Around 50,000 people expected to visit the Island 

Criticism over lack of apprenticeships on offer with government

Long-serving school leader confirms resignation, but future of his role at Kewaigue School remains unclear

It says its 'imperative' a building is in place for residents to use  

Manx Utilities gives details on plans to end untreated sewage flows

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End of Life Counsellor highlights the importance of discussing wishes and plans with loved ones

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Eight roles to be launched 'in the coming weeks'

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Tony Brown was elected to the position unanimously by the board

Sidecar champion will speak to students as part of drive to recruit new volunteers for vital motorsport safety role

Racing beckons across four days at Triangle circuit

Public urged to follow safety guidance during preparations for upcoming timber harvesting operation

Event celebrates creativity and colour as prizes awarded for blooming flowers and decorated pots

Group recognised for two decades of work creating detailed records of the Island’s historic churches

Follows complaints of unroadworthy vehicles for sale

The road has now reopened between Ballig Bridge and the Switchback

Dave was checked on after concerns he'd got into difficulty around Gansey

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New policy to end free parking introduced during the Covid pandemic pushed back as administrative work continues

Police say it's likely to be shut for 'some time'

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Michelle Haywood says options are still being explored as calls continue for the withdrawn route to be reinstated

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Daphne Caine says more work is needed before plans for Crossag Farm facility can progress

There are 15 trained air traffic controllers at Ronaldsway - two less than the required 17

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Jane Glover says it's 'baffling' that routes go to Niarbyl despite cafe closure

Work will be carried out in four stages with daily closures

Businesses urged to take advantage of grant schemes

Twelve questions due to be answered at this morning's sitting

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The top prize at this year's festival was won by Ruth Tickle

Training with Manx Adventure and Expo simulates kayaker and rock rescue scenarios to test crew skills.

Officers seek information after two ‘Ocean Kayak’ branded vessels taken from secluded location in Port St Mary

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Manx Deaf Society holding session as part of Deaf Awareness Week

Invoices totalling almost £600,000 issued to visitors since 2017

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Treasury minister says levy has supported a number of public health measures

Due to an ongoing staffing issues

'Woodland areas like this are especially hazardous right now'

DESC wants to update laws in line with 'current expectations and future needs'

Scott Gallacher is to leave the post this summer

Department for Education, Sports and Culture submitted the application

Workshops aimed to 'enhance emergency response around the Island’s coastline'

Donation made thanks to voluntary contributions made by customers

Information comes from Manx Utilities after most recent checks on 28 April

It will take place at 12 noon on Thursday 8 May

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Events get underway at 2pm

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Six of the Island’s leading bands to perform across four outdoor venues 

They were being 'taken out to sea' until a dinghy in the bay towed them back to shore

Energy lead says secure, sustainable and affordable power is achievable, though acknowledges challenges remain over interim net-zero targets

Andrew Jessopp will be taking on the vice-chair role for the next year

Burnt food found under a grill

Two sightings to far this year

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Charity says it is no longer in need of a vehicle after generous offers from the local community

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It's after comes after the news face-to-face ParentCraft sessions will be reintroduced

Incident occurred at around 6:40pm on Friday

Visitors can now step aboard a restored aircraft, celebrating Manx Airlines' history

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Alfred Cannan hopes to see more projects completed by MDC

Entries close at midnight on Sunday 4 May

Keir Morris described as a club 'legend'

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Currently only one security queue in operation

She performed her rendition of 'Hear Ye, Israel' in the final at the Villa Marina last night

Hotelier warns missed bookings are affecting service, as demand for brunch grows

The story is adapted from a traditional Manx tale

DOI hit by 'breakdown' at asphalt manufacturing plant this morning

Tony Brown says saving a deposit is one of the hardest things for first-time buyers with rising rents

Work will stop during the TT fortnight 

Proposals for North Quay don't include registered buildings

It's asking for offers in the region of £287,000 for whole premises per year

RL360 found to have contravened anti-money laundering and financing of terrorism code

Alby Oldham will hold the role for the next year with Sandra Cottam-Shea in the deputy job

Westmoreland Road site has undergone £11million transformation

Manx Care planning to offer 'blended approach' by early autumn

Onsite evaluation of IoM to take place next year

Temperatures soared nearly 2°C above average, with sunshine hours well above normal and rainfall below expected levels

Follows decision by Grove Mount Dental Practice to hand back NHS contract

'We will always follow due process' says utility body

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Ribbon cut on Westmoreland Road development

Rob Mercer says he has no involvement in Earthscope Ltd and has declared the connection through official government channels

30 more people are out of work compared to March 2024

The figure reflects the total spend as of the end of April

In 2023 Tynwald followed the UK's introduction of a licensing system on a ban on breeding and rehoming them 

It follows a claim made by a candidate at the hustings

MUA confirms work will take place in Patrick area

DEFA deemed euthanasia the 'only option' after legal proceedings

Calls for change follow claims of littering, drug use and disorder at shelter located on privately owned land

Comes after the relaunch of the self-referral pathway for physiotherapy patients

FOI request has confirmed how much each local authority is paying

Chair says decisions during Storm Éowyn were in line with policy

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The prize is awarded to the top young vocalist at the event

Number of events for commemoration

Airport confirms security machines will also be upgraded ahead of TT

DoI's efforts to tackle bitumous material spill continue

Spokesperson debunks 'social media chatter'

Mr Cain was one of many responders to the Summerland Disaster

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Legislation seeks to bring laws up to date with the UK to give people here equality

It follows a French court ruling 

Event in Sulby aims to support residents as service provider transitions homes and businesses to fibre

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Manx Utilities says Island power systems are designed to withstand failures, despite concerns following European outages.

Onchan MHK queries expansion of agreement, while government denies any plans to merge public services

The figure represents a rise of 0.2 percent on February's rate

Manx Music Festival is on until Saturday (3 May)

DoI to tackle bitumous material spilt by private contractor

Michelle Haywood says her department is now working with local authorities

Manx farmer says perceptions of the breed as 'pets' threaten its survival on the Island

Existing courts in Noble's Park to be converted into six padel tennis courts

NSC raceway to get rebrand this summer, complete with mural

Cabinet Office 're-examining' proposals

Works at Greeba Castle to repair damaged wall

Alf Cannan insists document is solely designed to explore ways the two jurisdictions can work together

Europe Netball cite 'safety and wellbeing of everyone involved'

'Informal discussions' held in London

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Hopes to build permanent clubhouse at Ballakilley Park

Dispatched by the ESJCR to assist the Ambulance Service

Group meets to discuss discontinued Route 28 service

First 'annual overview' of Manx schools published by DESC

New report figures highlight most energy-sapping products

Public sector rents, healthcare consultation, and Tramway Terrace also set for discussion

It takes place daily at the Villa Gaiety until Saturday (3 May)

It was damaged last August when the Manxman collided with a wall

No longer necessary to see GP first 

Ex-press officer and journalist warns blurred lines between government and parliament threaten the integrity of the Island's democracy

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Jason Moorhouse has welcomed government's response to the Economic Policy Review Committee

An MHK says government has an 'automatic veto' while a political commentator fears the system 'lacks democracy'

New Castletown Road to be closed between Fort North and Ballasalla

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RBST believes native livestock play an important role

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Fire service says support is available for parents who have concerns

Last week the infrastructure minister declared her intention to reinstate the service 

Legal framework due to be presented to Tynwald in July

It runs until 3 May 

Treasury announced plans to bring in surcharge this week

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Rare Breeds Survival Trust is calling for more support for farmers who breed native livestock

Claire Wells most proud of building 'working relationships' with government 

Large waves and sea water likely to affect coastal roads either side of high tide

Around 700 applications have been received so far

Charity hopes prints will make visiting areas more welcoming for young visitors

Newly-elected LegCo member replaces Peter Greenhill

Claire Christian says patient feedback will be vital to delivering mandate over the next year

Christopher Smith was jailed for nine years after pleading guilty to rape

Department says signs and barriers are being regularly ignored

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Beth Cannan believes pedestrianising the square is in the the town's best interests

Folk dancing, musicals and drag acts all on today's schedule

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

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month