Isle of Man News from Tuesday, November 3rd, 2026
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'Progress was not consistent across all services': Manx Care publishes annual report
Average wait of more than one year for first consultant-led outpatient appointment
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Court formally orders supervised recount
Julie Edge will provide a security for costs
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Farming community 'such an important aspect of Island life'
Lieutenant Governor highlights value of agriculture and country life on the Isle of Man
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Police 'making enquiries' after report woman was cornered in pub toilet
Determining whether offence has been committed
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Businessman calls for inquiry after court critiques police conduct
Hopes to address 'failings regarding the warrant and investigation'
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Loganair cabin crew accept revised pay offer
New deal ensures staff, including those based on the Isle of Man, won't be taking strike action
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October warmer but wetter than average
Wettest day happened during Storm Austen
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Government 'unable' to comment over Environmental Health concerns
DEFA won't answer questions about Pulrose businesses
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Ministers must decide themselves if they're conflicted over Mooir Vannin plans
Chief Minister says 'pre-determination' must be separated from 'pre-disposition'
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New chair for Manx Care
Tynwald will be asked to approve the appointment this month
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Douglas scout group hit by development uncertainty
Westmoreland Village project having 'negative impact'
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New minister queries whether HMOs should be licensed
Callister considering it as part of housing plan
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Cannan to raise windfarm conflict of interest issue
Former chief minister asking questions from the backbench
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Peel Commissioners hope contested by-election will give residents 'choice'
Nominations in Peel close on 4 November
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Onchan Commissioner apologises for lack of bench 18 months after first request
Vice-Chair Scott Wilson says 'no excuse' for it not being installed outside The Hub
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Rural crafts and skills sessions to help people 'reconnect' with countryside
FWAG event taking place at farm in Jurby