Passengers can't yet book flights past March 2027
Shimmin seeking Steam Packet affordability answers
Douglas Central MHK tables questions for three departments
Opul House decision "does not mean the property has no future"
Management issues statement as customers told hotel will close
Arbory: Candidate wants to see improvements to primary school drop-off zone
Rachael Reilly is standing in the upcoming by-election
"Important" children still learn about World War 1 says museum director
Island will fall silent to mark Armistice Day
MWT keen to learn why this year has been the worst for seal pup deaths
More than 100 babies recorded at Calf of Man but death rate has been high
Viking treasure goes on display in Manx Museum
Hoard dating back to AD900 was discovered by Manx metal detectorist
Onchan election result stands but Edge loses votes
Most candidates see total number of votes change
'Not realistic' to say road fuel increases create a specific windfall in VAT
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Treasury minister has been responding to HoK question
One person treated for smoke inhalation following Anagh Coar flat fire
Investigation into cause of blaze underway
Community information sessions planned for offshore wind farm proposal
Ørsted to host events as examining panel compiles report
DoI: 'No outstanding issues between airport and Loganair'
But minister says he hasn't been able to speak to 'key people' at airline
Treasury minister hopes to eliminate structural deficit by end of this administration
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Michael Crowe responds to HoK question
Opul House to close next month following recent inspections
Company says closure is due to significant cost of remedial works
Vehicle fire closes the Mountain Road
Route is currently not accessible
Emergency services called to property in Anagh Coar
Follows petition from ousted MHK Julie Edge
Planners approve further redevelopment work on Castle Mona
Committee says planned work will ‘preserve character and appearance’
Fourth cat killed in Jurby due to speeding
It was one of the issues discussed at the commissioner's meeting last night
Airline schedule issues, rising fuel costs and cataracts on HoK agenda
Eleven questions tabled for sitting
MHK: 'Treasury has to do something to help ease cost of living pressures'
Broad to ask about 'windfall VAT revenue' from rising fuel prices
Port St Mary: Former DoI minister wants to lobby government to fix High Street if elected
Michelle Haywood seeking return to local politics
Ballabriggs dies aged 25
Grand National winner was spending retirement near Andreas
"Are folktales fact or fiction? What's important is that the stories are told"
Exploring new folklore from the Tholt-y-Will Plantation
Charity reflects on Island's role in World War 1
Armistice Day takes place this week
Ceremony to be held in March next year
Weights found are the first of their type on the Island
Road closure extended into third month
Wall strengthening needed before it can reopen
Treasury criticised for 'misleading' advice
Issues found with National Insurance Holiday Scheme
Council blast damage to public toilet
Damage reported to police as plea for information issued
Emergency services deal with Peel Road incident
It's due to a road traffic collision near the Brown Bobby
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Mohammed Enayet convicted for breaching immigration laws
Commissioner can't investigate health complaint
Not all internal avenues have been exhausted
Still a 'huge stigma' preventing men opening up about mental health
Calls for more investment to prevent people reaching crisis point
Businesses' footfall decreased due to storms last month
Ramsey stores discuss how the weather affected trade
New interconnector would be better for Island
Tapping into western link scheme wouldn't be suitable
DoI installing road studs there
Ramsey: Former MHK says government knowledge will support commissioners
Hooper standing in local authority's North Ward
A chance to learn about career pathways
Event open to the public on Thursday
Name those capybaras!
Curraghs Wildlife Park wants help naming its eight new pups
Island falls silent to remember them
Two-minute silence held to mark Remembrance Sunday
Average wait of 11 weeks for Disability Living Allowance claims
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Reduction in overall average since summer
Deemster brands assault "quite horrific"
Appeal for Onchan FC memorabilia
Plan to furnish new club house with memories
DOI Minister: Coastal erosion is 'key priority'
Commits to site visit with area MHK
Plans to create Isle of Man themed mini golf course in unused warehouse
Building would also host children's play areas and a cafe
No proposals for nursing home in west
The Corrin Memorial Home closed in 2021
Families can attend hearings remotely
No financial support available to victims
Code Club receives grant of more than £25k
Donation will fund 16 new laptops
Buying local must 'demonstrate value for money' says DHA
100% of beef and lamb served at Isle of Man Prison is Manx
Manx Care's 'Home First approach' sees high demand
Healthcare body publishes its annual report
Former church could be converted... back to church
It was added to the Protected Buildings Register in 1984
Manx Concert Brass heads west
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Free concert in Peel Cathedral from 7:30pm
Isle of Man set for Remembrance Sunday
Services will take place around the Island
Department responds after incident in north of Island
A rock legend and a Manx connection
Steve Steinman remembers meeting Meat Loaf on the IOM
What's the role of Manx in the Island's religious life?
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One-day conference being held in Douglas today
Police appeal for witnesses following fight outside takeaway
Happened at the bottom of Summerhill Road
Wildlife Park delays winter opening hours again
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It's because of the popularity of eight new capybara pups
MNH implores public not to try and remove graffiti
Charity will do so 'carefully' to avoid further harm to stonework
New dental service to open on Monday
Manx Care seeking to recruit additional staff
Farmers union plea after dog attack
Sheep and cattle attacked in north of the Island
Murdered teen's parents: "Christopher got a death sentence, we're living a life sentence"
Hopes ‘Christopher’s Legacy’ will inspire change around knife crime on IoM
Island needs '200-300 homes being built each year' says new housing minister
Rob Callister says more consistency is needed to help tackle housing issues
MNH 'shocked and disappointed' by Hango Hill vandalism
Black graffiti sprayed over ancient monument
Isle of Man Samaritans calls for more volunteers
Douglas branch hosting drop in day this weekend
Skating in the (car) park?
The ice rink would operate from 10am to 10pm across the four weeks
New operator seeks to bring Niarbyl Café "back to life"
"We've already had enquiries about weddings"
"When you come here, you'll find your people"- UCM Principal speaks ahead of open day
Education provider to hold open day on Thursday 19 November
One seat filled on German Commissioners
The local authority will issue another notice in due course for the other seat
Two seats filled on Michael Commissioners
New members will now serve until 2029
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Bridge Bookshop running 'Give a book' initiative for festive season once more
Important historic site vandalised
Graffiti sprayed across Hango Hill near Castletown
Police respond to social media post alleging sexual assault by serving officer
Anonymous poster claims 'police have refused to investigate'
Defibrillator unveiled at Peel Fire Station
Money raised at open day went towards life-saving device
Man sexually assaulted woman as she slept on beach
26-year-old placed on Sex Offenders Register for life
The previous judge resigned without issuing verdict
Two candidates to contest empty seat on Arbory and Rushen Commissioners
Vacancy on Arbory Ward left following House of Keys election
'National Housing Plan' focus for new Housing and Communities Minister
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Rob Callister MHK lays out his priorities for the role
Local authority says its residents are being discriminated against
Lord Street buyer dropped out
Negotiations ongoing with other bidders
Garff Commissioners announces Laxey Ward by-election
Three candidates have come forward for the one seat
Investigations and repairs continuing on Manxman
Flagship has been out of action since July
52-year-old subjected his then partner to several assaults
Enterprise Minister calls for businesses to find Island's next niche sector
Robert Cowell says the Isle of Man needs to innovate to strengthen the economy
Welbeck owner says buyer news 'still comes with a little bit of disbelief'
Michael George says a number of things yet to be finalised
ManxSPCA issues advice ahead of several events around Island
Police appeal for witnesses and footage following incident in Douglas
Video shared on social media shows group involved in physical alternation
"I thought it was fantastic": Charities come together at Age Concern event
Hear from guests and organisers at The Empress Hotel in Douglas
Douglas Council motion could allow residents to bring forward petitions
Councillor hopes it would 'empower' communities to run their own events
Two candidates step forward for Peel Commissioners by-election
One seat available on local authority
Seat filled on Douglas Council by local business owner
Livia Lenarduzzi will be represent its South Ward until 2029
Ramsey Commissioners North and South Wards to have contested elections
A total of six people have stepped forward for three seats across both wards
Digital memorial space to offer free service to Island families
'In Loving Memory' designed to ensure stories 'live on forever'
Former DoI minister puts name forward for Port St Mary by-election
Eight candidates are standing to join local authority
House of Keys Middle candidate joins Braddan Commissioners
Alf Caine joins the local authority following uncontested election
Final call for Island residents to share views on autism acceptance work
Government survey to help assess impact of strategy closes tomorrow
Julie Edge has raised questions about the integrity of the count
Manx Utilities hedged for winter
The purchase covers December 2026 through to February 2027.
Woman admits netting over £800,000
The Welbeck Hotel gets a buyer
Owners say it means it's 'extremely likely this business will not be closing down'
Specialist crane to arrive for Peel Power Station works
Final two flue sections to be lifted into position later this week
Westmoreland Village granted extension
Planning Committee agreed to extend the deadline until January 2027
Will be operated by Woodbourne Group
MHK wants ‘fully resourced and connected’ Suicide Rapid Response Team
Refreshed Suicide Prevention Strategy due early next year
Wind farm plan needs 'clarity' says former chief minister
Cannan challenges successor to provide more detail to public
Today marks Private Fostering Awareness Day
Police seek witnesses and dashcam footage following near collision at Cross Four Ways
Incident involving a small black car and red sports car happened on Sunday
Expenses shouldn't be factor in standing for commissioner position says Andreas chair
Jackie Faragher believes there are more important reasons for joining a board
Airport urges passengers to allow extra time for journeys due to roadworks
Temporary traffic lights in use in Ballasalla until next Friday
'Here to Help' event hopes to connect elderly people with support services
Age Concern bringing together community
Arts Council hopes loan collection will reach as many people as possible
Works by renowned artists feature in 300-piece collection
Hillberry crash death ruled to be suicide
Jack Sheppard suffered a skull base fracture
'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
Court formally orders supervised recount
Julie Edge will provide a security for costs
Police 'making enquiries' after report woman was cornered in pub toilet
Determining whether offence has been committed
Businessman calls for inquiry after court critiques police conduct
Hopes to address 'failings regarding the warrant and investigation'
Farming community 'such an important aspect of Island life'
Lieutenant Governor highlights value of agriculture and country life on the Isle of Man
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
Government 'unable' to comment over Environmental Health concerns
DEFA won't answer questions about Pulrose businesses
Wettest day happened during Storm Austen
Ministers must decide themselves if they're conflicted over Mooir Vannin plans
Chief Minister says 'pre-determination' must be separated from 'pre-disposition'
New chair for Manx Care
Tynwald will be asked to approve the appointment this month
Douglas scout group hit by development uncertainty
Westmoreland Village project having 'negative impact'
New minister queries whether HMOs should be licensed
Callister considering it as part of housing plan
Cannan to raise windfarm conflict of interest issue
Former chief minister asking questions from the backbench
Peel Commissioners hope contested by-election will give residents 'choice'
Nominations in Peel close on 4 November
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
Rural crafts and skills sessions to help people 'reconnect' with countryside
FWAG event taking place at farm in Jurby
Ben-my-Chree withdrawn from service due to stern door issue
Manannan to sail to Heysham on Tuesday
Ship Registry suggests Manxman 'design flaw'
Switch from oil to water lubricated bearing under spotlight
Dance studio seeks planning permission for new premises to Douglas
Gena's Dance Academy current location in Peel due for demolition
Countdown champion hopes victory will inspire others with dyslexia
Manx resident completed record-breaking run on gameshow
Drop in visitor numbers over winter 'does the damage' for hotels
Hotel boss says lack of domestic tourism puts Manx businesses at a disadvantage compared to UK counterparts
Isle of Man 'must have enough hotel rooms' says MHK
Political member for DfE says it's vital not to lose accommodation
Vehicle comes to rest in ditch near Round Table
Emergency services attended the incident this morning
Warning it could be a 'challenging' season for trawler crews
Richmond Hill drainage works continue this evening
Evening closures will be in place tonight and tomorrow
"It's just instinct": RNLI crew members honoured for crucial rescue operations
Volunteers praised for their actions during 2024 and 2025 incidents
Manx Padel hopes to support and create new community on the Island
Club hopes to encourage people to 'have fun' with new sport
Improvements to Peel Headlands football pitch could reduce anti-social behaviour
Due to be completed by spring
Meeting to progress horse tram tracks planned says DoI minister
Follows confirmation of development of tender process
Huts owner determined to rebuild after storm
Two huts were swept into the sea during the storm
Production reflects on lives of two punished Manx women
Drogh Vranne taking to the stage in Peel
Plans for 12 flats in city centre
Four flats would be created on each of the three upper floors
Section of Peel Road to close for tree removal work
Route to close between 8am-5pm
Trawlers heading out to sea on first day of king scallop season
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Bumper year expected in Manx waters
IoM Yacht Club 'concerned' over RNLI plans not to replace all weather lifeboat
Group seeks 'clear and accessible evidence' that equivalent levels of protection will be maintained
Police issue alert over scam emails
Senders claim to be from the Metropolitan Police
New minister promises to remove 'unnecessary barriers' to housing
Rob Callister appointed as new Housing and Communities Minister
Estate says if approved it would help generate more income
"I can't believe it!": Manx contestant stuns Countdown hosts with record-breaking run
Hazel Drury becomes highest-scoring female "octochamp"
'Stay on top of web maintenance' to prevent future issues
Advice issued to Manx businesses following cyber security flaw
New padel courts in Noble's Park opening after two years in development
Manx Padel says the event is open to anyone interested in playing and learning
'We want to improve for next year' says Isle of Man Code Club
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Youngsters reflect on European and US competitions
Awards will celebrate neurodivergent children and young people
New initiative launched by Diverse Minds Community
Manx students gifted post-graduate study support
Rotary Club invites others to consider applying
Deemster tells sex offencer: "I believe the public are in need of protection from you."
Sex offender's behaviour was 'disturbing and abhorrent'
Police praise victims for 'considerable courage'
DHA seeking 'urgent explanation' after person on 'life licence' moved to IoM
Government says it wasn't notified by probation service in England
Island's 2026 bonfire season sparks into life this evening
Peel display takes place tonight
Rob Callister appointed Minister for Housing and Communities
Government announces creation of new position
More bus service disruption over the weekend
Staff shortages likely to impact routes
Edge: People need to have confidence in elections
It was agreed a recount was the appropriate next step
Interim relief claim rejected by tribunal
A new panel will be appointed to hear the full case
Ramsey Commissioners to host two volunteering drop-in sessions
Local authority says volunteers would assist with gardens and community spaces
Royal assent for legislation tackling period poverty
MHK behind act delighted scheme can now be rolled out
Youth programmes clear focus for St John Ambulance's new Dame Commander
Charity to host investiture and installation service on Saturday
Next phase of conservation work at Laxey Wheel begins
Work will include removal of former ticket office
Juan McGuinness and Rob Mercer named chair and vice-chair of Public Services Commission
"There's some kind of presence here": Castle Rushen staff speak of ghostly experiences
Tales of the unexplained from the Island's ancient capital
Court orders return of property seized by police
Deemster agreed searches appeared to be a 'fishing expedition'
Number of bus services cancelled or at risk today
Bus Vannin blames ‘staffing difficulties’
Julie Edge has petitioned the court after alleged irregularities in this year's election and result declaration.
Charity to connect elderly people with services at event
Age Concern hopes to inform residents about support available
UK Budget measures to help gas consumers not to be replicated here
Isle of Man Energy says it has no plans to remove standing charges
Onchan heading for full recount following petition from ex-MHK
Former MHK Julie Edge has called the results into question
Treasury 'always looking' at whether additional support packages are needed
Treasury minister says any changes will be made based wholly on the situation in the Isle of Man
Onchan MHK confident in 'integrity' of those involved in election process
Follows decision by former colleague to start legal proceedings
"We've even found sharp knives": Charity shop appeal after donations left outside
Concerns raised after goods are left on shop's doorstep
Hand, foot and mouth disease not a notifiable condition says Public Health
Common, and highly contagious, in youngsters
Postponed fireworks display not down to 'bad organisation'
Council confirms new date instead of cancelling show
Work to assess conditions of Island's roads to begin next week
Specialist company to start surveying work next month
Government House to host 'Murder Most Excellent' ahead of governor's farewell
Local playwright to produce play to coincide with end of Sir John Lorimer's term
VAT reduction on electricity extended
Extension announced by UK Chancellor in Budget
Some EU deliveries suspended 'until further notice'
Systems are not yet ready for changes to customs requirements
Manx actress to return to West End in April
The Greatest Showman will start theatre run in 2027
No word from Barclays over Island job losses in global cost cutting move
Company 'positioning itself for the future' as it adjusts for AI
Former MHK seeking to overturn election result
Julie Edge lost her seat in September's election
Police: 'We don't comment on whereabouts of individuals'
Follows social media claims about convicted child killer
Senior Manx Radio staff member was 'discourteous' but not aggressive
Broadcaster responds to complainant following independent investigation into incident
Government resources 'are not unlimited'
Ard-Shirveishagh responds to MHK's comments on allocation of public funds
Charity continuing to provide support to family of murdered teenager
'Safe space' for loved ones of Christopher McBurnie
Richmond Hill to close for drainage works this evening
Route will shut between 6.30pm and 10.30pm
'The truth has prevailed' say family of murdered teenager
16-year-old found guilty of murdering Christopher McBurnie
Police: “Christopher was a 14-year-old boy whose life was taken from him in the most tragic of circumstances"
Jurors record unanimous guilty verdict after four-week trial
Murder Trial: Teenager found guilty of murdering Christopher
Teen convicted of murdering 14-year-old boy
Reducing waiting lists 'benefits government finances'
Health minister says getting people back to work sooner increases tax income
Weather warning remains in force as Storm Austen arrives
Sandbags available as heavy rain warning is in place until 3pm
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