Isle of Man News
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No plans to introduce tourism tax yet says minister
Idea will be for future administration to consider says Johnston
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Nearly 2,000 successfully gain ETA ahead of new rules
Electronic Travel Authorisations to be enforced
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Douglas Central residents 'happy' ahead of General Election
Constituents share their views ahead of September's vote
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Calls for 'urgent review' of Island's wildlife legislation
Manx Nature Alliance says government progress has been 'very slow'
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Port Erin Commissioners considering drone show alternative to firework display
Local authority says it would be 'dependent' on government grant schemes
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French cruise ship set to visit Island
Le Laperouse carrying 264 passengers
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New silent book club offering residents 'dedicated' quiet reading hour
Douglas City Library scheme hopes to help people 'carve' out time to read
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First cruise call of the season leaves Isle of Man without stopping
MV Hamburg approached the Island but has headed for Liverpool
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Planning approval wanted for padel courts at Noble's Park
Local group wants four courts on the former tennis site
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Minister confirms immigration healthcare surcharge has been delayed
£1,000+ charge won't be brought in before end of administration
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Old Police Station in Castletown to be sold by Manx National Heritage
Tynwald approves motion after debate over upkeep and protections
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Event hopes to provide support to potential election candidates
Led by two academics behind 'Women in Manx Politics' study
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Tall ship appears on Ramsey Beach
French Brigantine tall ship beached after breaking anchor
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Introducing ID checks on boats could help strengthen Island's borders
Minister keen to hear public's thoughts
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Increasing pressures on freight capacity at Douglas Port
Minister describes 'physically constrained' port and concern amongst food retailers
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Burma Star veteran James Fenton celebrates 104th birthday
Surprise party held at Onchan AFC
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Port Erin RNLI pays tribute to 'friend, crewmate and dad of the crew'
Tony Mitchell's crew number to be retired after sudden passing
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Government prepared for ‘targeted response’ if Middle East conflict stretches on
Treasury Minister gives economic update and rebuffs claims government isn't being proactive
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Mannin Music confirms Peel beach stage trial go ahead for summer
Peel Commissioners offer an extra six dates for events
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First cruise ship of the season to arrive today
Local industry could benefit from Baltic uncertainty
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UK wool being used on peat restoration scheme
Manx product could be used in future if project is successful
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Bikers invited to attend new 'Bike Night'
Event hopes to connect like-minded people
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Hundreds wait more than 12 hours in A&E
Health minister gives update in Tynwald
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Ramsey Commissioners confirm reinstatement of town clerk
Derek Flint was absent for three months due to investigation
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"Devastated beyond belief"
Van owner shares update after it caught fire at Noble's Hospital
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'Absolutely no constitutional problem' between the Isle of Man and UK governments
Chief Minister answers urgent Tynwald question on Assisted Dying Bill
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Last day to submit forms for local authority by-elections
Ballaugh, Bride, Jurby and Garff all looking for residents to join
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Debate over future of Castletown Police Station
Questions taken on building's future ahead of vote this afternoon
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Campaigners react to delays to Assisted Dying Bill
UK Government 'unable' to recommend legislation for Royal Assent over safeguarding concerns
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Hospital main entrance remains closed following vehicle fire
Manx Care confirms no-one was harmed in incident
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"Team Hector" raises £15,000 with marathon effort
Mum and friends take on Manchester Marathon for centre that provided son's brain tumour treatment
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Report calls for public to be more involved in Budget process
Committee puts forward 25 recommendations for change
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Assisted dying, a police station and A+E waiting times under the spotlight in Tynwald
19 questions on April order paper
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Tributes paid to longstanding Ramsey Commissioner Wilf Young
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper called Mr Young the 'most principled' politician
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Clinical review of cancer screening programmes underway
But changes won't be made ahead of General Election
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MHK to quiz chief minister about assisted dying delay
Edge seeks answers on legislation delay
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13-year-old entrepreneur to launch Manx-inspired 3D printing range
Douglas teen to showcase myth-based designs at event this month
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Renewed calls for public referendum on Island's Assisted Dying Bill
Follows UK Government saying it was unable to recommend it for Royal Assent
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Manannan delay blamed on fault with propulsion system
Engineers repaired issue whilst vessel was at sea
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Nurses to be asked for views on three-year pay offer
RCN negotiations with Manx Care will be led by feedback
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Do you think ferry passengers should have to carry ID?
Consultation opens on proposals to require passengers to carry identification
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New director appointed at Isle of Man Airport
Mark Beveridge has previously worked at Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports
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Ramsey Commissioner Wilf Young dies
He served on the local authority for 24 years
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"We need people to complain", says taxi regulator
RTLC urges people to report cases of taxis overcharging on fares
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Section of TT course to close for repairs
Ginger Hall to Glen Auldyn shutting from 9.30am
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Media panel to examine role of journalism in Manx society
Public event in Douglas to explore influence, accountability and standards of Island’s media
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Treasury: 'The original CRHS timeline was always going to be challenging'
Treasury minister gives update on Castle Rushen High School project
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Garden bird populations 'suffering' on the Island
Manx BirdLife echoes RSPB advice
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Manx duo heading to cheerleading world championships
They'll represent the Island in pom doubles in the USA this week
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Fishing talks were 'productive and constructive'
Meeting also covered wider industry matters
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Wastewater works completed on Kewaigue Hill
Traffic to return to normal
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Assisted Dying Bill mover given leave to make statement in Tynwald
Alex Allinson had been hoping to bring amendments
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Sam Barks to dream a dream as Fantine in new Les Mis special concert
Laxey star will perform alongside likes of Alfie Boe
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Onchan MHK: 'We need to rebuild public trust'
Callister yet to confirm if he's seeking re-election
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Development of electronic visas is a 'work in progress'
Isle of Man collectively putting pressure on UK Government alongside Channel Islands
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Northern Civic Amenity Site to reopen
It had been closed for 'essential work'
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Dancing youngsters bring home four titles from Blackpool
Amélie Jackson and Joseph Delaney impressed in the Junior Dance Festival
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Young people 'stuck renting' because of intergenerational challenges
MLC says Millennials are first generational to be less well off than their parents
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Census letters to be sent out in coming days
Letters will include information on how to complete survey
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Mountain Road reopens
DoI says all maintenance works are 'complete'
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MHK's react to UK Government's Assisted Dying Bill recommendation
Rob Callister, Lawrie Hooper and Tim Glover have all taken to social media
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IOM Medical Society 'welcomes' UK decision on Assisted Dying Bill
Group says it is 'grateful for this intervention'
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Assisted Dying Bill mover 'aware of danger of Bill timing out'
Alex Allinson is hoping to bring amendments to the House of Keys in the coming weeks
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Peel Commissioners progressing £26,000 beach stage for summer trial
Local authority says it will go ahead if grant funding can be secured
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Sri Lankan new year celebrations in Onchan
Island community honoring 'Aluth Avurudu'
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MHK praises 'exciting opportunity' as filming announced for TT film
Production is set to start at this years event
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Government issues latest update on Middle East conflict
Further updates will be provided to Tynwald later this month
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Hopes to see King Orry statue 'this year, if possible'
President of Tynwald 'delighted' after appeal dismissed
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Budgeting workshop takes place this morning
Salvation Army hosts session for those looking to tackle debt
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MHK behind Assisted Dying Bill 'disappointed' by UK decision
Work is already underway to draft amendments to address the issues raised
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Island needs dedicated department for tourism says MHK
Callister claims it would help build confidence in sector
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Former Island resident Andy Kershaw dies
The Radio 1 DJ and Live Aid host was 66
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UK Government 'unable to recommend Assisted Dying Bill for Royal Assent' at this time
Ministry of Justice provides update to Isle of Man Government
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Member of staff at Peel Commissioners under external investigation
Chair Ray Harmer said he hopes residents 'respect the confidentiality' of the process
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Treasury minister welcomes news of bus deal
Drivers agreed 'improved pay position' with DOI following strikes
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Yellow weather warning to come into force this morning
Coastal overtopping expected either side of high tide
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Robinsons Flowers brings delivery services under one brand
Firm says the move 'simplifies the customer experience'
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Heysham sailing delayed due to late Manxman arrival
Steam Packet says 9am service will run with slight delay
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King Orry comes to life in artists' studio
Statue of Godred Crovan to be installed near Tynwald Hill
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Douglas North MHKs say residents deserve communication about playing field's future
David Ashford and John Wannenburgh says lack of response from council causing 'angst'
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Bus driver dispute resolved, government confirms
Agreement reached between union and DOI
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New board appointed at IOM Meats
Follows DEFA review into governance and operational structure
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Cruise ship season about to start
Visit Isle of Man hopes to build on 'record-breaking' 2025
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King Orry statue plans given the go-ahead after appeal dismissed
Plans for sculpture adjacent to Tynwald Hill given green light
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Bus drivers vote to accept latest pay offer
Follows recent strike action by Unite the Union members
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Administrative error leads to Andreas rates demand for wrong amount
The treasury minister has apologised for the error
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Douglas Probus Club launches drive to attract new members
Monthly lunches with guest speakers highlighted as group looks to grow and welcome newcomers
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Nurse launches Manx language sticker project for young patients
The stickers are now being distributed in healthcare settings across the Island
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Investigation underway after man dies in Barregarrow crossroads collision
The incident happened shortly before 6pm yesterday
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Ribbon cut on fully refurbished M&S store
Staff, the Island's Lieutenant Governor and a giant inflatable Percy Pig mark completion of store makeover
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DHSC 'taking charge' of Noble's Hospital capacity issues
Health minister's launched 'independent rapid review' of the situation
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Manx Care and DHSC open to public meeting about Ramsey Cottage Hospital
Ramsey Commissioners says it's waiting for a date to be arranged with all stakeholders
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Police still receiving reports of AI being used for 'cruel purposes' in schools
Concern over pupils sharing doctored images of their peers
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'Road towards a solution' in sight after 'constructive' fishing talks
Visit from Northern Ireland minister following recent concerns from the sector
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Parking and footpath maintenance highlighted as issues of concern in Douglas South
Residents share their views ahead of General Election
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Willow 'could have big impact on Island's flood risk'
Campaigner visits Island to highlight benefits of restoring rainforests
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Inflation falls to 2.9 percent in March
Restaurant, food and education costs continue to rise
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Closure of northern section of Mountain Road extended
Hopes remaining surfacing works will be completed on Friday
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Lieutenant Governor taking part in charity bungee jump
Sir John Lorimer to raise money for Rebecca House
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DoI 'willing to assist' in talks over Solway Harvester memorial maintenance
Minister says stone isn't on land owned by his department
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Third party damage leaves 'large area' of Peel without water supply
Manx Utilities engineers repair issue
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Legislation around 'difficult' brownfield sites needs reviewing says MHK
Planning chair says affordable housing component should be looked at
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Takeaway proposal branded 'blight' on community by Planning Committee
Chair Rob Callister said he 'sympathised' with local residents
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Part of TT course subject to daytime road closures later this month
DOI carrying out preparation work between Ballig and Cronk Y Voddy
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'There's a site sat there doing nothing': Former minister and committee chair at odds over Summerland
Application refusal 'was based on five clear and substantive planning reasons'
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Manxman crossings rescheduled due to insufficient water depths
Steam Packet cites 'ongoing dredging issues' for changes
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'Prayers answered' as Douglas RNLI eyes new base and new lifeboat
Crew helping to develop craft described as 'the future of lifeboating'
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Government forecast to underspend despite mounting health and pension pressures
Tax receipts offset rising costs in Manx Care, pensions and benefits
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Winter Olympic medallist to give talk on his experience as an openly gay athlete
Isle of Pride to host 'An Evening with Bruce Mouat'
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EV charging network 'needs to evolve to meet demand'
MUA chair discusses plans for new charging points
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Former DOI minister expecting new CRHS to be 'over the £70 million mark'
Michelle Haywood says the longer the project is put off, the more it'll cost
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"Rapid review" into bed capacity at Noble's Hospital
DHSC commissions report after concerns raised by doctors
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Still 'very low risk' of meningitis outbreak on Island
Cabinet Office minister not planning any change in policy amid UK deaths
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MHK 'disappointed but not surprised' over secondary school delay
Funding vote won't be brought to Tynwald before election
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FoI statistics to be published quarterly to improve transparency
Training session planned for public sector
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"Red flags" helped mum spot signs of son's brain tumour
Rebekah Dalrymple and friends to run marathon in honour of The Christie
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Manx Radio wildflower meadow project enters fourth year
Project managed in conjunction with the Manx Wildlife Trust
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Red Arrows to return to Douglas Bay
Display part of long-standing TT tradition
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Unite to recommend bus drivers accept latest offer from DOI
Drivers have been taking part in strikes in a row over pay and conditions
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Plans submitted for temporary base for Douglas RNLI
Discussions about its permanent future are still ongoing
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Temporary parking on Summerland site refused
Planning committee chair says plans breached roughly five departmental policies
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Work underway to remove asbestos from former Golf Links Hotel
Areas containing hazardous material identified in report
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Police raise welfare concerns about vehicle occupant
Officers looking for a pale blue Ford Fusion
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New EV charging points planned for Island's ports
Manx Utilities also planning a solar canopy at Ronaldsway
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Campaigners against offshore windfarm proposals hit out at 'undemocratic' process
Concerns over consultation, 'bullying' tactics and restrictions on MHKs
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Visitors told to prepare for new ETA rules
Electronic Travel Authorisations to be enforced from 23 April
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Crews respond to shed fire in Greeba
'Gusty winds' believed to cause garden waste burn to spread
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Is 'inter-generational home sharing' the solution to the loneliness epidemic and housing crisis?
Island businessman says he has found the answer
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'Writing under pressure is a skill I certainly have now', says Manx Bard
Checking in with Bradley Chambers halfway through his tenure
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Vote on Castle Rushen High School funding 'very unlikely' before election
It had previously been hoped Tynwald would consider the plans in June
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Ramsey Commissioners to host public meeting about cottage hospital
Commissioner Juan McGuinness says residents deserve 'clarity' about ongoing situation
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DfE provided more than £250,000 to MT to assist with below ground fibre installations
Minister says figure was to ensure premises deemed not commercially viable could be included in rollout
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Man given suspended sentence after importing 2kg of cannabis to Island
37-year-old was found guilty at trial
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WCAS reuse garages to reopen on trial basis
Residents will be able to bring items for reuse from Wednesday
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Manannan's morning sailings cancelled due to weather conditions
Later fastcraft services currently unaffected
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Northern Ireland minister to visit Isle of Man for fishing talks
Follows concern from industry and commitment to find 'workable approach'
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Manx BirdLife 'reviewing guidance' around bird feeders
RSPB encourages 'seasonal feeding' amidst spreading disease
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Bumper year for entries in Manx Folk Awards
2026 edition saw over 2,200 kids take part
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Funding of government services 'not sustainable'
Chief financial officer says a review of service levels is needed
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Douglas Council object to DoI plans for temporary parking on Summerland site
Department is looking to have 32 spaces available to residents and visitors
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Surgeon announces he's standing in General Election
Andre Risha will be seeking a seat in the constituency of Middle
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'Bridging the care gap' focus of World Parkinson's Day
We hear from Parkinson's Disease Society Isle of Man
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Manx Care undertaking 'comprehensive validation' of ENT waiting lists
Chief executive faces scrutiny on Mannin Line
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Taxi fares on the Island to rise
RTLC determines maximum fares to be charged later this month
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Bus Vannin warns of services at risk this evening
Bus operator says eight services may not go ahead
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Weather causes changes to today's sailing schedule
Some services cancelled while Larne crossings pushed back 24 hours
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Kewaigue closure in place this weekend for manhole replacement
Manx Utilities says a further closure will be needed next weekend
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New Captain of the Parish of Arbory appointed
Claire Whiteway was chosen by the Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer
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Lack of TT trade 'to blame' for retail company closure
MD claims it's one of the reasons firm went into liquidation
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Southern section of Mountain Road to reopen for the weekend
Restrictions to be temporarily lifted between Creg Ny Baa and Bungalow
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Resident opinions wanted on social housing consultation
Review to take place on changes to allocation
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Liverpool sailing cancelled
Saturday afternoon's crossing and its return affected by forecast bad weather
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IOM Government welcomes temporary ceasefire in the Middle East
Continues to 'closely monitor' developments
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Chris Thomas MHK confirms intention run for re-election
Treasury Minister to stand again in Douglas Central
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'Bad Sisters' star joins TT film cast, say reports
Eve Hewson set to appear alongside Channing Tatum
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"When you're delivering healthcare on an island, your costs are going to be higher"
CEO discusses 'economies of scale' while minister issues warning to Public Accounts Committee
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A3 road closed near South Barrule plantation
Police say route is likely to be closed for several hours
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NI fund exhaustion date moves closer
Date by which fund could run dry now 2045/46
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Douglas Council says new youth council will give youngsters a 'stronger voice' in local politics
Leader Devon Watson hopes the opportunity could lead to new members
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Autism acceptance: 'Island has come far, but there's still a way to go'
People living with the condition say more can be done to support adults
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Isle of Man to put its stamp on the Grand National
New stamp collection honours Trevor Hemmings CVO
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Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital closure 'inconvenient' but 'significant issues' need to be fixed
Work to tackle problems taking longer than anticipated
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Four local authorities looking for by-election candidates
Ballaugh, Bride, Garff and Jurby Commissioners all seeking additional members
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Reinstatement of home births 'remains at top of agenda' for Manx Care
Chief Exec insists the situation is 'improving'
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Weekend sailings at risk
SPC warns poor weather could lead to disruption or cancellations
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Plans submitted for 85 new homes on former Buchan School site
Local developer Hartford Homes submits application
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New museum celebrates Island's 'long history of Freemasonry'
JA Brown Masonic Museum is situated within the Ramsey Masonic Centre
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Parking, potholes and a new Castle Rushen High School: Rushen residents tell of their key election issues
Manx Radio hears from would-be voters in Port Erin and Port St Mary
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One year on: What's the latest for our Assisted Dying Bill?
MHK behind the bill is 'obviously concerned' at delays
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Glenfaba and Peel residents outline key election issues
Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September
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Douglas man to stand in 2026 general election
Peter Shimmin will be hoping to secure a seat in Douglas Central
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Potholes, sewage and an offshore windfarm: Garff residents tell of 'key issues' ahead of the election
Manx Radio visits eastern constituency ahead of September's polls
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Onchan residents outline their key election issues
The Isle of Man will go to the polls on 24 September 2026
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Ballabeg man declares intention to stand in 2026 General Election
Mark Firth hopes to secure a seat in Arbory, Castletown and Malew
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Hopes first time buyers schemes will be broadened before the next general election
Infrastructure minister plans to bring amendments to May's Tynwald sitting
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Housing and infrastructure key election issues for Ramsey residents
There are 29 weeks before the general election
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Health and 'diabolical' roads are some issues worrying residents in Ayre and Michael
In September, residents will cast their vote on who they'd like to represent them in the new administration
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£600,000 to be spent running General Election
Ashford: 'Well-run transparent election is clear priority’
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Former minister critical of move to 'less progressive' tax system
Michelle Haywood says the personal allowance increase is 'baking in poverty'
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Budget 'giveaways' will be a challenge for next administration
MHk warns the next treasury minister could have difficulties balancing the books
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Interim census to be carried out in April
£400,000 to be spent conducting data gathering exercise
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Former minister urges talks to continue over IoM Sport funding
Budget shows 'significant investment' in infrastructure, says Allinson
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Spending on premium agency staff more than halved, says Manx Care CEO
Increase in headcount attributed to investment in front line services
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Treasury minister 'won't complicate' bus driver dispute
Chris Thomas MHK was asked if any money could be drawn from reserves to avoid strike action
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Manx Care 'has to' show improvements from £45m cash injection, says treasury minister
It's being funded in line with the Sir Jonathan Michael report for the first time from April
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Treasury minister promises to review freeze on rate of disability allowance
Benefit is going up by 2.9 percent in 2026/27
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Treasury minister defends final budget of Cannan administration
Chris Thomas rejects "election giveaway" claims and says tax changes will boost growth
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Wannenburgh: 'Government is drifting'
MHK says things are not in order for future generations
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MHK warns of 'slippery slope' Budget which is 'bad for lower earners'
Lawrie Hooper votes against 2026/27 financial plan
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Island has 'a lot' in reserves, says former treasury minister
Alex Allinson controlled the purse for most of this administration
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Business groups welcome personal allowance increase but concerned over cost of government
The Chamber of Commerce and Local Economy Forum share their views on this year's Budget
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MLP: Claims that there is no money don't 'stack up'
Party says Income Tax uplift should have been 'tapered'
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Allinson: 'Populist politics' distracting from long-term aims
Former treasury minister says Income Tax change 'difficult to justify'
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Manx Care's mandate 'properly funded for the first time', says CEO
Teresa Cope reacts to £404.2 million allocation
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Tynwald approves Budget for 2026
Thomas wins backing for financial plan
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Analysis: Does the Budget deliver "stability, security and confidence"?
Three bywords frame government’s ambitions for the year ahead, but what do they mean?
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Budget 2026: ‘Modest’ capital programme will improve critical infrastructure
Treasury says focus is on maintenance
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LIVE BLOG: Treasury Minister unveils final budget of Cannan administration
Chris Thomas delivers major speech setting out government spending, after only a month in the job
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Ministers have 'presented a Budget for votes' says Onchan MHK
Callister questions whether financial plan will 'genuinely' help those struggling
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Former infrastructure minister won't be supporting 'reckless' Budget
Haywood fears personal allowance changes will create 'permanent hole' in government revenue
