Isle of Man News

Comes as consultation considers shake-up of rates system

Glenfaba and Peel MHK left his role as Minister Without Portfolio last month

Mortgage advisor reports increased interest from across

Extended crossing time for overnight service

Company rebrands as 'Intact Isle of Man Limited'

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Chair Tony Brown hopes to have the bowling green area open by Easter

Merlin Hanbury-Tenison to visit Island later this month

Individual detained in connection to incident in the north

'High-risk' missing man located in north of the Island

People who stop smoking for 28 days 'five times more likely to quit for good'

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Hopes to access the Island Infrastructure Scheme

Water transferred to Kerrowdhoo

Specialists appointed for assist with 2027-2032 document

MNFU hopes to hold talks with DEFA

Member of the House of Lords discusses pros and cons of independent parliamentary system

Those who miss the deadline will face a £100 penalty

Manx Birdlife shares results of latest census

Charity looking for new cadets and adult volunteers

CEO discusses pressure on health body six months into the financial year

Over 90 more sold compared to August figures

Met Office data shows a soggy start to Autumn

The local authority is urging Treasury to reissue the document

The 53-year-old failed to inform government her circumstances had changed

Project completed following feedback from passengers

Cathedral IOM celebrates appointment of first female Archbishop of Canterbury

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MU chair says there is a 'clear need' to expand charger network

Government department ordered to either disclose information or give clearer legal grounds

All sailings cancelled and a number of flights delayed

Minister responds after sheep attack reported in Maughold

Bus Vannin says it's due to staff sickness

Charity gives guidance for dogs, cats and small pets

Visit Isle of Man figures show 21% increase

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A conference is being held today to mark the milestone

We're told to expect gusts of 50-60mph

26-year-old acted 'on a reckless basis'

Authority to work with Dandara to tackle smell

Coroner James Brooks extends condolences to Kian Broadhead's family

CEO discusses missed targets, finances and calls for resignations

Tynwald Ombudsman found its processes amounted to 'maladministration'

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Strongest winds likely to be felt late afternoon or early evening

45-percent of women don't examine themselves; and those who miss first screening at ‘40% higher risk’ of dying

Vessel will now leave Douglas at 9.45am

Devon Watson says reform will improve fairness and stop ratepayers subsidising neglectful landlords

A consultation closes today (3 October)

It says it wants to encourage health and wellbeing in the community

Funds raised are to be donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians

Company says it's experiencing increased demand 

It also wants to build a 'compost toilet' on the site 

Crossings called off on Friday and Saturday

It's alongside the reintroduction of face-to-face parent classes

Isle Listen reschedules charity event to 12 October

It's as weather warnings are put in place ahead of Storm Amy's arrival

Follows CoMin's policy review decision to not include further public authorities

Leader Devon Watson says the local authority needs community minded people

Ronaldsway Met Office says travel disruption and damage are likely

Meeting held at Braddan's Roundhouse to discuss ways to tackle 'Island-wide' issue

Infrastructure minister faces questions over 'upgrade' to Liverpool site

Calls for public review amid concerns for impact on NHS provision

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare

It's organised a public meeting at the end of the month 

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Farm hosting event for those who want to learn about rearing the native breed

Steam Packet Company confirms sailings will be impacted

Extra security to be used during high capacity events

A company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a government contract of nearly £122m to supply surgical gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the High Court has ruled.

Follows routine inspection by Fisheries Officers in February

Some say it will cripple small businesses, while others don't think it goes far enough

Officers found a set of double fire doors screwed shut

Vessel to depart earlier due to adverse weather forecast

Isle of Man Post Office halts deliveries as Canada Post workers begin industrial action

But health body 'proud' of 'significant improvements' despite 'challenges'

'Making Work Worthwhile' aims to help those without a job due to mental ill health re-enter the workforce

Douglas Council says the matter is not related to a proposed building compound

Protective cover installed following roof damage caused by recent severe weather

Organisation hoping to raise money to continue its work

Bradda View has been re-inspected by DHSC

Union calls for independent oversight and review of whistleblowing system

New government report shows reforms underway but warns change won’t happen overnight

Charity seeks over £8,000 to maintain critical safety equipment

Event will return with a new format in 2026

Hope it'll be an opportunity for people to 'come together to explore how together we can make a difference'

Owners say decision comes 'due to circumstances that were beyond their control'

First of four drop-in events takes place in Douglas this afternoon

Latest series of Manx Care's 'In your Shoes' series

IoM Sport launches survey seeking views from community

It's for The Sovereign Art Foundation Students Prize 2025

Treasury minister says increasing number of Manx residents in work would ensure a sustainable economy

Residents have until 6 October to declare their income tax or face a fine

Ex-Military Talent in the Workplace Business Leader Forum held on-Island

HSBC's James Pomeroy says current state pension age is 'unsustainable'

Calls for clarity as 'frontline workers left in limbo'

It follows a consultation carried out earlier this year

Weekday works to take place on Ballaugh to Ramsey coast road

Visit Isle of Man say its hard to control scams like these

They can be found sleeping on beaches

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Alex Allinson says government must provide value for money for taxpayers

DHA is currently drafting two new bills

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CoMin reviews policy following consultation

"We commend the government for listening to the concerns"

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Plans to sets clear expectations for children's progress with reading and writing

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IoD survey finds two-thirds expect weaker conditions, with skills shortages and regulatory burdens among main concerns

Amber Weather Warning issued

Phishing, fraud, and domain impersonation dominate July and August update

Fire crews called out after neighbour alerted by alarm

The theme was 'collaboration for greater impact'

Department of Home Affairs seeking feedback from the public

Follows Mark Wheeler's resignation from the local authority

MHK to ask Tynwald to establish select committee

The Island's information commissioner has signed agreements with Dubai and Malta

Chance to speak to the infrastructure minister

Craig's Heartstrong Foundation and Cardiac Risk in the Young at Noble's Hospital

Business group warns sharp increase could put pressure on local employers

Figures highlight fall in overall convictions, drop in quick reoffending, but rise in longer-term cases

Government confirms ringfenced healthcare tax won't be progressed

Stu Peters to call for referendum

Could you help out the division?

Treasury minister discusses energy security

Salvation Army says the type of client coming forward has changed over the last two years

Business Leader Forum will be held next week at the Comis

St John Ambulance expedites scheme following 'recent events'

Glenfaba and Peel MHK says it's over a conflict with the North and West Area Plan and Transport Strategy

Joney Faragher is calling for a re-think

Alexandra Delaney-Bhattacharya reacts to news of new National Office for AI Development and Regulation

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Minister also outlined why OAHN report benefits the Island

Mark Wheeler was elected to the board in April 

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Works have included masonry, restoration works and collections maintenance

Serious and Organised Crime Officer responds to claim from UK newspaper

Issues surrounding Manx workers also discussed at Government Conference

Vice-Chair Sandra Cottam-Shea hopes residents went home 'happy' 

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

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All eligible employers will now be able to claim government support

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Treasury minister says there's still work to be done to tackle housing shortage

Police say 2025 was another year with no deaths in TT or MGP

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Event's return announced at government conference

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

New homes and border security on the agenda

Around 1,400 thought to be living with a dementia diagnosis on-Island

Motiv8 hosting walking event along Heritage Trail to help those in recovery

Local authority and Pulrose United are in negotiations over the site

If approved, the £1.21 uplift will come into effect from 1 April 2026

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Three-member panel would be asked to report back in March 2026

95 full-time equivalent drivers this year, with nine going through recruitment process

The local authority confirmed some boats need maintenance work

Local authority is urging residents to report incidents to the police

Lobbying group calling on the government to 'send a much stronger message'

Manx Utilities carrying out essential work

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