Isle of Man News from Thursday, June 19th, 2025
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Progress report into climate change transformation programme published
Emissions down 3.8 percent since 2018
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Onchan Commissioners says it has 'mixed views' about 20mph scheme
Chair Anthony Allen says local authority will continue to engage with DOI about the plans
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Island reservoirs remain well stocked
Latest stats from Manx Utilities show levels around 86 percent
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Increase in number of hedgehogs out in the day, says charity
It could mean the animal is in trouble
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Douglas café 'committed to doing better' after low inspection score
'This has been a wake-up call, and we’ve been treating it with the seriousness it deserves'
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Tynwald President defends decision to block school review cost question
Skelly acknowledges public interest in disclosure, but says withholding the figure was justified
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Tholt Y Will Road closed for repairs works
Access to properties in Sulby Valley via Sulby
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Manx Telecom takeover talks continue, with £500m figure floated by private investors
Acquisition reportedly under discussion with investment backing from CVC Capital
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Minister 'recognises' rise in reports of rape and sexual offences
Issue highlighted in Chief Constable's Annual Report
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Jobs, digital growth and tourism headline new DfE strategy
Department drops billion-scale PR claims following political doubts, while pushing forward with growth plans across key sectors
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Self-employed people to lose access to Employed Person’s Allowance
Change is said to impact around 50 individuals currently claiming EPA
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Calls for reform as debate over teenage employment regulations gathers pace
Business leaders and politicians say current restrictions are limiting opportunities for young people
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Douglas Council introducing a maintenance strategy and budget for play areas
Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says 'historically' no money has been set aside for this issue
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Ramsey Commissioners to launch an anti-dog fouling campaign
It will see posters and signs as well as a new town warden