Isle of Man News

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

Authority paying significantly less as DOI involvement keeps facility open

Scott Gallacher took up the role in August 2023

Silver Endeavour's passengers will take part in boat tours at the Calf of Man

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

Verdict of accidental death recorded at inquest

Ramsey MHK asked for investigation after being accused of gaslighting Council of Ministers

Council says Sunday's walk will now begin at the Broadway Slip

Isle of Man Creamery's halted exports to prioritise local customers amid supply issues

Voters chose their new representatives at local level

Dr Michelle Haywood hopes extra consultations will alleviate any concerns

'Unprecedented' decision has had to be made to allow fishing to continue

Iconic race taking place this weekend (27 Apr)

Four candidates went for one of three vacancies

Six residents put themselves forward for one of five seats

Seven commissioners elected to serve in Castletown

Eight residents put themselves forward for one of seven seats

Eight residents put themselves forward for one of six seats

Manx Radio will be broadcasting results throughout the evening

Organisation says risks and impact would need evaluation

CURA launches investigation into Manx Utilities subsidiaries

Ramsey MHK accuses government of prioritising cost-cutting over patient safety and claims healthcare plans push public towards private sector

Views of youngsters being sought on possible concept

Service has been 'severely impacted' by staff absence for the past few weeks

Residents in Douglas, Castletown, Peel, Patrick and Ramsey can vote until 8pm tonight

Teams from across the Island set to compete in Isle Listen's tournament

Service removed last year because it wasn't 'financially viable'

Survey opened at noon today and will close on Wednesday 7 May

Relatives travel from USA to commemorate 80th anniversary

Michelle Haywood recognises initial two week period was 'too short'

Crossings affected between Sunday and Tuesday

Department of Infrastructure to set up housing agency instead

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Chief minister among those concerns about 'grey areas'

Peel Ports plans work to enhance capacity and operational efficiency

Douglas Central's Chris Thomas asked three questions in Tynwald this week on the topic

Plans include independent Standards Commissioner, lay members on conduct committee, and new route for public complaints

Chief minister says Island must concentrate on things it can control

A Q&A covered public toilets and the Ramsey Sprint

It's the deadliest aviation accident in Manx history

Event returns after finding new sponsorship

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Michelle Haywood has confirmed plans for an arms-length association have been scrapped

Department aims to refocus efforts on affordable housing delivery with new in-house agency and phased reforms

Former minister claims patient consultation has been lacking, as Claire Christian insists engagement strategy is in place

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Estimates suggest more than half a million pounds could be generated

'Essential telephone works' to be completed on Wednesday

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Infrastructure minister seeking backing from Treasury

Steam Packet welcomes 'significant step forward'

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Alfred Cannan tells Tynwald the Island’s service-based economy offers resilience amid global uncertainty

Show was big break for Manx actor Joe Locke

Chair defends use of 17 active NDAs as legally sound, but Julie Edge raises whistleblowing concerns

Criticism over lack of dialogue from Department of Infrastructure

Health minister hopes it can review relationship between DHSC and Manx Care

The report, carried out by specialist consultants Altair, cost £79,000

Patricia Hillas paid tribute to the head of the Catholic church following his death on Monday

Pauline Johns-Garrett is standing as the Liberal Vannin representative in the election

MNFU urging owners to prevent 'such suffering'

'Even though you know someone is very ill or dying, it's still a shock'

Closure will be in place from 9.30am on Tuesday 22 April until 4.30pm on Thursday 24 April

Q&A session to take place at Braddan's Roundhouse

'Essential seasonal connection' lost, says Arbory and Rushen authority 

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Around £10 million is spent every year supporting students through higher education

Sitting to get underway on Tuesday

He served as a Bombardier with the 178 Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery

Daily closures along Beinn-y-Phott until 2 May

Meeting to be hosted by Public Health and the Bishop

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Michelle Haywood says don't believe everything you read online 

It comes into effect on Tuesday (22 April)

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Manx Wildlife Trust CEO says lots of people don't realise its significance

Easter Ride Out is free to take part in

There's been more than 100 entries for the public to vote on

The driver was out of the vehicle but had visible injuries

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She was on Radio 4 this morning

Ballakermeen students among 18 finalists from around the world

Talks over future of lifeboat service in city remain ongoing

Panel looking at Tynwald's role in the budget process

Charity says it's vital to be able to continue serving the Isle of Man

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Isle of Man remains the only place in the world to remain varroa free

Ignoring the signs is said to have potentially 'life-threatening consequences'

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Members of the public invited to bring antiques and collectibles for free valuations

Twice as many properties sold in February compared to January

Most services closed throughout the bank holiday period

Dawn Kinnish attended the five-day Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK event

Replaces the old system from the 1960s

Specialist contractors Boskalis is undertaking the four-day work

Residents in Castletown and Ramsey will have the chance to meet their candidates

Proposals for site South Quay include twelve charging bays 

Residents in Douglas South and Patrick can choose where they vote

£79,000 review was carried out by specialist consultants Altair

FOI search tool allows users to identify individuals and organisations behind requests

Police urge responsible driving, sensible drinking, and considerate parking over busy Easter weekend

British long-distance runner Jack Scott to attend Q&A session ahead of Manx Mountain Marathon

Stretches of Quarterbridge Road and Alexander Drive will both close to traffic

Andy Burnham backs calls for new inquest

Reports of eggs being thrown, glass left on beaches and doors kicked

Over 50 employers attend Locate Isle of Man 2025 event as young people explore career paths on Island

All occupants freed themselves after multi-vehicle collision

Laurence Watterson would like the area to be more 'inclusive'

Dan Scott aims to raise £1,000

Government introduces stricter biosecurity measures to protect livestock following European outbreaks of foot-and-mouth

Clinics to be reinstated from next week

Group formed of seven Island residents, aged between 15 and 24

UPDATE - The road has now reopened

Recent incidents in Willaston and the south of the Island prompt reminder about dangers of unattended cooking

Need to be available next Thursday 24 April

It will be used at events across the Island throughout the year

Visit Isle of Man says 500,000 annual visitors may be within reach sooner than expected

The Viking - complete with live-in accommodation - appears online

Eight-week rolling dates helps manage demand and staffing levels, says department

William Otieno-Costain says he would also like to create more spaces for young people in the town

It'll showcase portraits of Islanders who’ve made a lasting impact locally and globally

Department issues update to 'clarify its position' following wind farm allegations

Planners back temporary units for next three years

It's the first project to be completed by Manx Development Corporation

'The person ashore did the right thing in calling 999'

Local authority wants to 'minimise' accidents during winter re-opening

It ensures your vehicle meets road safety and environmental standards

Manx Utilities Authority refutes allegations, says licences have 'been duly obtained'

Chain apologises as regulator reminds retailers of legal duties

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Alfred Cannan cautious on proposal for permanent Manx post following UK Speaker's under-representation comments

Ray Harmer wants to see improvements to children's play areas and Marine Parade

Andi Nolan says she would want residents to 'feel heard' if she was elected

Police say such incidents cause misery and have lasting impacts

Leigh Morris to take up international climate role after leading Manx Wildlife Trust since 2019

Police say a small minority are undermining safety and quality of life in the south

Final decisions made by experienced on-Island officers

Diversion will be available via Pulrose

It occurred last Wednesday (9 April) in Queens Valley 

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Greener Grass was launched in February after isolation in farming identified as a key concern

It happened just before 2pm 

Chief minister confirms review of CEO responsibilities will take place following Andy Ralphs’ sudden departure

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But minister doesn't think idea is 'dead in the water'

Over 70 applications from the North-West region were considered

UK resident says she would have delayed moving over the Island had she known she would drop off the UK waiting list

Route due to reopen by 5pm on Thursday

Tony Brown wants to carry out a review on parking

Former flagship steps in on Heysham route

Sharon Lambert also wants to improve the transparency of the local authority

One of three events to be held in May

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