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Andy Wyatt was taking part in a display for the TT 

Current frameworks lacking requirements of international standards

St Ninnian's crossing to be taken down this weekend

The charity is supported by 70 volunteers and has 150 attendances at weekly sessions each month

Business has relied on temporary buildings since the blaze in January 2023

 Part of events taking place for Baby Loss Awareness Week

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Event aims to raise money for the Manx Autoimmune Trust

It's part of MNH Open Days this weekend

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Chair of the commissioners Jackie Faragher says new exhibit is 'brilliant'

EasyJet scaling back on two days worth of flying to save on fuel for 'busier periods'

He told devices from his employer and sold them online

The application seeks permission for an LED advertising board

CURA carries out monitoring review of public service broadcaster

Registered building is located next to Castle Rushen

Boy accused of murder told officers "I didn't intend to kill Chris"

David Ashford and Damian Ciappelli were elected 

Kirrie Jenkins and Chris Thomas are the two looking to replace Alfred Cannan 

Amanda Collister topped the poll in last night's by-election

Heritage Open Days event returns for 17th year

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Charity hosting wellbeing session ahead of World Mental Health Day

Kirrie Jenkins and Chris Thomas are vying to replace Alfred Cannan

Lidl GB planning to open 50 more stores in 2027 but no sign of a shop here yet

Murder trial hears from pathologist who carried out post mortem

Residents can vote at the Crosby Methodist Hall 

Event will take place later this month

Andy Saunders and Joney Faragher were elected

Douglas restaurant thanks customers as it shuts after seven years

Rates in the UK have increased by 24 percent in 25 to 49-year-olds

Aldi not looking at the Island in its immediate future

Police want to hear from anyone who's been offered stolen items for sale

Chris Thomas and Kirrie Jenkins to take part in hustings events

It wants to make them more inclusive to allow more people to enjoy the area

It says the current site is 'full'

Sounds from a traditional Manx working life will inspire new music

The crossings formed part of the prom regeneration scheme

Government previously said such a scheme would need costing

Peter Shimmin and Chris Thomas were Elected

British branches of the supermarket giants planning over 90 more stores combined in 2027 

Decision on whether Island retains the status due next year

Follows a reported increase in burns injuries in the UK

Danny and Christie Hands have acquired a majority shareholding

Chief minister candidate sets out manifesto

Chief minister candidate sets out manifesto

Unite the Union accusing airline of 'arrogance' over pay offer

Witnesses told police 15-year-old 'didn't look fazed'

Part of a 10-year plan to make Island more autism friendly

Volunteers are around 1/6 the way through the project

Viva! hopes recipe club will encourage more people to try plant-based recipes

Long-closed pub also previously converted into house

Witness accused of lying to police following friend's death

MHKs will pick the new chief minister next Tuesday

Chris Thomas and Kirrie Jenkins to stand for the top job

The owners of the city's favourite feline has confirmed her death

A record 682,907 passengers were carried during the year

Stephen Broad and Alfred Cannan were elected 

A subsidiary of Orsted is the applicant for the Mooir Vannin project

Mr Lockwood appeared before deputy high bailiff at Douglas Courthouse

Island's financial legislation and policies being evaluated 

Chris Thomas 'working towards' midday nomination deadline

A number of services 'at risk' or cancelled over the past few weeks

Names need to be in by 12pm

Onchan MHK had been gauging support for the role

Group urges next chief minister to take the matter seriously

Campaign hopes to challenge behaviours of domestic abuse

Panel rules unanimously in company's favour 

Average house price was £325,000

Residents able to meet the two candidates vying for one seat

Hilary Adams Poetry Corner examining 'the ripples of being human'

Jury hears more evidence from witness to stabbing

A record 682,907 passengers were carried during the year

Manx Wildlife Trust volunteers have been monitoring the pup

Anyone who misses the deadline will be issued a £100 fine

Flagship is due back in service by the end of November

Victim Support IOM responds to alleged incident of gang rape at Cornell University

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15 of 24 members in new House were elected for the first time

Building work at Barclays means money can't be banked

Statisticians on the Island believe it'd be a 'tall order' for a new MHK, but it wouldn't be unheard of

Marown holding a by-election for new board member

Ronaldsway Met Office also recorded above average rainfall last month

Kirrie Jenkins and Jason Moorhouses were elected 

Manx charity marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Ian Sanderson's watercolours will be on display in Port Erin until Friday

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Andy Saunders says he'd consider any position with the body, but believes it should be more transparent

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MHKs urged to act as business enabler

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Glenfaba and Peel MHK says newcomers are keen to get to work

Island's finance regulator has been taking part inf World Investor Week

Vehicles can only travel southerly towards Bray Hill from 7am to 4pm

ManxSPCA urges the public to give pups space and keep dogs on leads

Ramsey landmark is being restored by a charity group

SPARK is now in its third year

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Stephen Broad says members should be able to ask questions and hold government to account regardless of their roles

Latest phase of 10-year plan underway

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Former Arbory and Rushen Commissioner keen to see reduction in bureaucracy

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Mann Link Travel boss deeply concerned over Island's connectivity

Josephine Kermode published her poems under the name 'Cushag' in the early 1900s

Bus Vannin says five services may not be able to operate due to high levels of staff absence

Plans for a temporary facility in the north were approved earlier this year

It is expected to be completed by February 

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FWAG offering trailer rides for those who'd struggle on its latest walk

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Ramsey band to perform alongside Swiss visitors

Police unable to retrieve full video after boy deleted it

Four flights affected after all passengers needed re-screening

Defence advocate also raises questions about filming of fights

Event needs 30 more people to safely run

It says this is due to 'continued high levels of staff absence'. 

Commissioners praise 'integral part' of town's hospitality offering

Travel agent says level of support made it 'unsustainable'

Website founder urges customers to be wary of deals that seem too good to be true

Names of children who have died will be read out

Walk-ins welcome between 8am and 6pm

National Theatre Connections seeking newcomers for this year's play

Jury hears from teenage witnesses who saw fatal stabbing

Wrexham owner visits world renowned watchmaker

The patio structure is to be removed down to riverbed level

East Quay in Peel is due to be closed until tomorrow afternoon 

Findlay Macleod will take over the position later this month

13 dads are walking around the Island's coastline 

Proposal to split single commercial space into smaller units

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Former implementation officer elected in Douglas Central

Island not immune as UK prices hit all-time high

Staff have to stay in post for two years or face refunding money

Flat excise of £2.20 being added to 10ml of liquid

Residents will benefit from 0% rate set by UK Government

George Waft retired from politics in 2010

Call for 'partnership working' and consideration of leadership skills

New social housing income thresholds will allow more people to join waitlists

1km of Barbican wall to be restored

Sean Jackson raising money for England team heading to World Cup

Defendant, and victim, both made threats to kill each other

The board has asked management to review its communications protocol for major operational incidents

14-year-old took two buses to get to defendant's home

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Rob Callister says he'll decide whether to put his name forward next week

Speaking to Manx National Heritage as access to digital archive to cease

The subject will be a matter for the new administration

Chair of commissioners Tony Brown says tourists increased after 'pragmatic approach'

Allen Corlett first joined the station in 1981

Stephen Broad and Andy Saunders among 15 new members

Event to clash with Chris Kelly Rally on Friday evening

Airline to drop Isle of Man to London City route 

David Ashford MHK elected this week

Prosecution disputes teen's self-defence claim

The Douglas North MHK was the only person nominated for the role

Rob Callister sent a 16-page 'basic blueprint' to keys members for consideration

15-year-old denies murdering fellow teen

A former MHK advised against parking Manxman near ferry terminal

It's due to start at 00.30am until 3.30am on Wednesday (30 September)

Taylor Jake Murphy died while being held on remand

But Transform Isle of Man says 'the fight goes on'

Ministers say it would be premature to draw conclusions

MNH 'yet to identify' solution to costly problem

Advice for adults about how to keep kids safe

Newly-elected members to take oath of office

Waves and debris could hit Island's coastal routes

Ballaugh Commissioner replaces former Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper

Church will put the building up for sale on 1 October

Company says it's to provide 'continuity of service'

Minister clarifies comments over who is footing the bill

Two occupants checked by paramedics for smoke inhalation  

On-site mutual evaluation of anti-money laundering arrangements to take place over two weeks

Ramsey member calls for more digital options

Documents say £30m down payment is due this year

Salvation Army says as it gets colder 'it will start to get more challenging'

Will avoid disturbing burial plots or tree roots

Sunstroke and severe storms don't stop Clint

Doctors will be attending training

New MHKs discuss who should lead the next administration

66.8 percent now file their returns online

Election will follow swearing-in of new MHKs

Local authority says residents will have chance to ask questions

Gabriella Corkish received over 700 votes in General Election

It's expected from 11am

Hewison criticises advice given by AG's chambers

Expected to re-open at 5pm 

UPDATE: Parade from City Hall CANCELLED

Competing in 'most desirable Island in Europe' category

Online exploitation group seen quizzing resident

Henthorn and Hewison elected in Garff

Beaten to the top spot by Stephen Broad

Broad and Cannan elected in Ayre and Michael

Barber loses seat in Douglas East constituency

Saunders and Faragher elected in Douglas East

Kirrie Jenkins and Jason Moorhouse elected in south

Jenkins and Moorhouse elected for Arbory, Castletown and Malew

Baptist and Davison elected in Glenfaba and Peel

Poole-Wilson and Cochrane elected in Middle

Haywood loses seat after seeking re-election

Returning Douglas North MHK rules out chief minister bid

82 candidates seeking House of Keys position

Prospective Onchan MHK appears at Douglas Courthouse

Organisations collaborate on ideas for communities, economy and nature

Christopher McBurnie died in Ramsey in May

Students engage with candidates ahead of General Election

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Voters can now use any in their constituency

It wants MHKs who are capable of governing the whole Island, not just their constituency

Deputy returning officer has advice for voters ahead of election

Postal ballots can be requested from the Crown and Elections Unit

Investigation started after damage to campaign signage in north

England set to become latest place to impose a charge

Those elsewhere in the British Isles on election day must sign up for postal vote today

2026 General Election gets spicy