Isle of Man News

Mix of newcomers and experience heading to Orkney this month

Former Castletown and Albany member takes on Nuno Borges later

It's as union prepares to ballot members on industrial action 

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Ringo doesn't work on government issued phones

Agricultural contractor says it can be a lonely industry to work in

NAHT to open formal postal ballot next week

The German Shepherd-cross has been missing in Archallagan for five weeks

Ministers defend progress and outline long-term plans amid public scrutiny

Douglas Central member argues collective responsibility is stalling policy

Vice-chair John Cringle says the local authority will be looking at introducing restrictions to the town

'World's largest unofficial T-rex run' heads west

Lower number of seated spectators noticeable, says President

Five-strong squad to fly Manx flag in sport in Orkney this summer

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The chief minister says plans to generate 30 megawatts on Island are taking longer than expected

RNLI and coastguard called out after group got into difficulty

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Next year will mark 150 years for the heritage attraction 

Two sets of fibre broadband poles were proposed for Tromode

Move follows growing calls for early identification of dyslexia and related conditions

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Mr Glover made the comments on Facebook

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Chief minister says government shouldn't be judged by legislative numbers

It's subject to approval from the Road Transport Licensing Committee

Chair Jackie Faragher said there were some setbacks but they 'persevered' to the end

Today's event will be held at Ramsey Grammar School from 5.30pm

Rising Manx star pays tribute to Island roots in journey so far

New legislation must be included in annual ceremony within 18 months of Royal Assent

Travellers are still, however, asked to check in as usual

25-year-old made 'an incredibly bad decision'

Local authority is urging people with information to contact them

Session aims to teach young people how to manage emergencies and understand risk

Officers were called out to an incident in Hawarden Avenue yesterday (28 June)

History & Heritage, Health and Social Care, and Creative Practice affected

Schools and groups provided with resources to take part in project

30-year-old was 'offered a little bit of weed and didn't think of the aftermath'

IFGL and sister company take accolades in London

The service is subject to approval from the Road Transport Licensing Committee.

DHSC outlines commitment in 2025/26 plan

Changes to 'streamline services'

The Viking Longboat Races gets underway in Peel while Douglas will see supercars and the Armed Forces Day Parade

Vessel owned by Manx company sank last summer

There's a recruitment event taking place today (28 June)

22-year-old's Land Rover exceeded the specified weight limit

The successful applicant will receive a seven year lease to operate from the building

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Week-long event at The Nunnery to get underway 

Final sitting before summer recess will now begin a day earlier

Year round service will operate seven days a week

Political commentator raises concerns over fraud scandal, housing law delays, and public disconnect

The collapse of the bank sent shockwaves through the sector

The Manx Missile officially opens raceway named after him

Max Kelly, who also oversees two other primaries, has just been appointed head of another

Company and charity found to take over services, subject to funding

Lawrie Hooper is looking to introduce a 'self-declaration' method

Route shut between Hairpin and Creg ny Baa

14-year-old died as a result of a stab wound last month

Police say to expect traffic disruption at the NSC

'Listening to You' events to get underway next week

A celebratory picnic being hosted at the Roundhouse

Max Kelly seemingly will now lead four Island schools

Government silent on whether anonymous whistleblower dossier prompted Andrew Mackness's departure

It comes after the resignation of John Hamilton earlier this month

Alleged faults included an engine oil leak and a handbrake issue

Occupant given oxygen therapy

Manx Radio visits site of new sewage treatment works

2025 marks 15 years of event

Treasury Minister welcomes 'independent snapshot' of Island's economy

Organisation confirmed last night (24 Jun) services will cease in July

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Minister Michelle Haywood told the House of Keys will consult with stakeholders about the changes

Local authority has a budget of £5,000 a year for two removals

Party thrown at Castle View Nursing Home for Mildred Earnshaw

However police 'unaware' of any threats made in relation to events

The organisation has been running for 14 years

Alfred Cannan replies to open letter published by Isle of Man Green Party

Tynwald committee hears from specialist from UK academy

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Tim Johnston has been quizzed on the topic in the House of Keys

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Manx Care in talks as waiting list continues to grow

Keys debate sees MHKs attempt to intervene in rollout

Investigations underway following discovery at airport

Scheme gives police the info they need to start searching for missing people straight away

David Ashford believes the area is a 'disgrace'

Officers appealing for witnesses to come forward

Four-week volunteering challenge open to the public 

New flooring and seating to be installed

DESC says it won't changed what is offered, but how it can 'divide the cake' to best suit

Steve Pickett to take on role in addition to his position on Business Isle of Man Board

Business says it's committed to 'safe, respectful and welcoming environment'

The Atlantic 85 will replace Muriel and Leslie, as she reaches the end of her operational life

Escalating tension prompts UK Foreign Office to update safety and security advice 

Missed deadlines and at-risk policies undermine Isle of Man’s roadmap to net-zero targets 

Today's sitting to start an hour earlier that usual

Repairs should relieve flood risks, says Manx Peat Partnership

The Isle of Man hosted the event after winning last year

Opt-out system for organ donation set to come into force on 1 January

£2.5 million donated as part of International Development Policy

29-year-old was on court bail at the time for punching another man

Access to Sulby valley available via Sulby

The chair of the Housing and Communities Board insists government is actively working to address the problems

Some teams are relocating to new base

Plans have been submitted for a major 14-storey development

Residents voice frustration over cost and lack of consultation

Visitors will be able to book them free of charge 

Julie Edge recently requested update on Everall report

Helen Hughes' mosaic explores the intersection of probability theory and visual design

Race officials also expect overall visitor numbers to be higher than last year

Vehicles must be removed from site by 6pm 

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Daphne Caine believes nature of placements has changed in recent times

Safeguarding (Amendment Bill) 2025 puts in law requirements for information sharing

Outlet says it received lower-than-expected score 

A public consultation is running until 7 August

Officials issue message amid warmer weather

Samantha Bowden victorious in women's race and joint-second overall

Section to shut during off-peak times

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Service currently facing closure next month

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Chief Minister was questioned on the matter this week

UK MPs vote in favour of legislation for England and Wales

Company announces closure of 33 UK branches

Claire Green celebrated at RCN Congress in Liverpool

Race Director thinks there's several ways event brings community together

It's after contractors working on the runway drainage project 'disturbed buried items'

IoM Post Office confirms change following Royal Mail update

Firefighters called to incident on Cambridge Terrace

It's expected to take place over six to eight days from 20 June

Manx Integrated Sexual Health Centre introduces new 'Horizon Clinics'

Gas supplier hit by 'sharp and unexpected' rise in wholesale prices

Airport operations currently unaffected

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

It follows a tariff review by the regulator

Promises to be 'an evening of stories rather than songs'

Group shares concerns about impact on youngsters' social skills and mental health 

Chance to give your thoughts on proposed speed limits

It was one of the main talking points at its public meeting last night

96-year-old Frank Collins entertains hotel guests in Douglas

Nick Hays is adding an extra 15kgs to his walk 

Emissions down 3.8 percent since 2018

Chair Anthony Allen says local authority will continue to engage with DOI about the plans

Latest stats from Manx Utilities show levels around 86 percent

Skelly acknowledges public interest in disclosure, but says withholding the figure was justified

Acquisition reportedly under discussion with investment backing from CVC Capital

It could mean the animal is in trouble

'This has been a wake-up call, and we’ve been treating it with the seriousness it deserves'

Access to properties in Sulby Valley via Sulby

Issue highlighted in Chief Constable's Annual Report

Business leaders and politicians say current restrictions are limiting opportunities for young people

Department drops billion-scale PR claims following political doubts, while pushing forward with growth plans across key sectors

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says 'historically' no money has been set aside for this issue

It will see posters and signs as well as a new town warden

Change is said to impact around 50 individuals currently claiming EPA

Commissioners have two vacant seats following April's elections and a resignation

Three candidates have stepped forward to represent its South Ward

Arwid Hall and James Allanson will join the two boards respectively

Motion to be debated in July's Tynwald after being blocked in March

Tynwald agrees on motion looking into diagnosis and support mechanisms

Fundraiser launched to bring her home

Temperatures of 22°C expected on Saturday

Overall inflation moderated to some extent by decreases in energy and fuel, says Statistics Isle of Man

Discount outlet on Strand Street to stay

The 14-year-old died following a serious incident in Ramsey last month

Newly-published report to be debated in July

Ramsey member fears Manx workers will be paid less for doing same roles as migrant workers

Over 50 Labour MP's urging Lead of the House to delay reading

Public consultation on proposed new health tax closes today

Tynwald members raise concerns over transparency and funding strategy

Chief Constable's Annual Report for 2024/25 published

Changing ideas of who is eligible for funding

Pride on Screen to include feature films and new short set on Isle of Man

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