Liverpool sailings in doubt
Manannan crossings could be impacted by adverse weather
Island Infrastructure Scheme reopens for next round of applications
Support is focused on developments that are not financially viable by industry standards without assistance
Only 2mm of rain fell last month
DoI to take on essential maintenance works
Census officers to make home visits to households yet to complete the form
91 percent of householders have submitted their form to date
Treasury has no plans for relief for businesses
Castletown Commissioners wants to see financial charges for FoI requests
Chair Tony Brown says ratepayers shouldn't cover the cost of the service
Leader of council says 'immense gratitude' owed to Douglas North MHK
John Wannenburgh worked to make capital a 'better place to live'
'It's hard to take anything away from pensioners because they vote'
Political commentator says triple lock is a drain on National Insurance fund
'Hive of activity' in St Johns
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Beekeeping demonstration taking place
Seventh candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Daniel Davison is the youngest to declare at 18
John Wannenburgh: 'Commitment, compassion and an unwavering sense of duty'
Tributes following the unexpected death of Douglas North MHK
Manx Utilities 'deeply saddened' by death of chairman
Wannenburgh praised for 'exceptional' leadership
"Tynwald will be a less colourful place without John" says president
Watterson describes Wannenburgh as 'devoted' to constituents
Douglas North MHK pays tribute to 'amazing friend'
Wannenburgh had 'biggest heart of anyone I've ever met' says Ashford
MHK remembered as 'straightforward, straight-talking politician'
Chief Minister says John Wannenburgh made 'significant' contribution
Tynwald announces death of Douglas North MHK
Tributes paid to John Wannenburgh
Hospice CEO hopes to see 'sustainable funding' from next administration
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Fiona Hatton wants multi-year funding put in place for charity's services
Firefighters use more than 65,000 litres of water tackling four outdoor fires
Dry vegetations and current weather conditions made bringing fires under control difficult
Sidecar competitor confident the class will return to the TT in 2027
Stephen Kershaw is part of the competitors' panel
Ramsey Swing Bridge 'a key line' for businesses
It's closed for essential repair works
Protecting farmers from impact of climate change 'a no brainer'
DEFA minister says recent conditions aren't favourable for Manx crops
Dogs to be allowed on Douglas Beach year-round as part of council trial
Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare says Glen Falcon will also be opened
Manx language choir to perform at Royal Irish Academy
Caarjyn Cooidjagh heading to Dublin next month
Bostock: 'Anything is possible if you work hard enough'
Gold medal winner speaks to Manx Radio after medal ceremony
Commonwealth Games: Matt Bostock wins gold in points race
Manx cyclist wins Isle of Man's first Commonwealth Games gold since 2006
Salt manufacturer eyes restaurant move
The Isle of Man Salt Company submitted plans for The Boathouse in Port St Mary
Memorial services to mark 53rd anniversary of Summerland Disaster
Fifty people died in leisure complex fire in 1973
Internet provider to increase prices next month
Manx Telecom says it's in line with annual three percent lift
People with 'lived experience' of autism urged to help shape services
Lay members wanted for steering group
Thie Clag could've been leased to Manx Care
The £11m regeneration scheme was carried out by the taxpayer owned Manx Development Corporation
Western town again welcomes Island's longest-running carnival
It is to mark 50 years since bus nationalisation.
1,200 panels can now be installed
Castletown Confetti Carnival celebrating its 70th year today
A firework display from Speakers Garden will mark the occasion
Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare says it shows parks are 'way above standard'
Activities paused at Douglas RNLI as 'precautionary' step
Lifesaving charity issues statement following review of training progress
20-year-old is currently remanded at the Isle of Man Prison
'Meaningful change' needed to ensure long-term future of sidecars at TT
"No decision regarding the future participation of the Sidecar class will be taken until further work has been completed"
The future of bus travel?
Bus Vannin is hosting a demonstrator bus as it looks at diversifying its fleet
Bird numbers 'humanely managed' at St John's
DEFA issues statement on arboretum cull
11 individuals and 26 businesses penalised
Manx Wildlife Trust: Offshore windfarm ecological assessments 'inadequate'
'We do not agree that such mortality can be insignificant in a Manx context'
Ayre and Michael gets eighth election candidate
Phil Corkill to stand in September
Kate Lord-Brennan not standing for re-election
Glenfaba and Peel MHK 'keen to return to the private sector'
"There is a seat for everyone on the Ben-my-Chree"
SPC boss responds to complaints of overcrowding while Manxman is out of action
Diagnosis changed Onchan resident's life 'overnight'
Tia Nicole Murphy is raising money to help get the care she needs for her FND
Village is getting its pub back
The Colby Glen closed suddenly earlier this year
Patient room to be created on Ben-my-Chree
Vessel standing in for Manxman after mechanical failure
Summerland: Survivors and relatives vow to continue campaign to overturn inquest verdict
Bid to overturn decision not to order fresh inquests dismissed
Mona Street residents meeting 'very productive', says Peel Commissioners
Local authority held a private meeting to discuss changes to Derby Road car park
Hall also banned from using public buses
Deemster issues judgment following calls for new inquest
Farm shop owner still mulling over 'Lobstergate'
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It's after a video posted by Noel Edmonds sparked debate online
Mum's desperate plea for help to get disabled daughter to UK
25-year-old waiting to find out if she requires leg amputation
Politicians make changes to financial support for students
Grade boundaries also changed for children in care
Northern Chamber of Commerce wants election candidates to provide solutions for issues
Prospective MHKs need to 'recognise economic issues facing Island'
Bard 'proud' to mark end of term with collaborative poem celebrating summer
Bradley Chambers worked with previous bards on the project
Retailers to take on Onchan postal services
Costcutter and Ballachrink Stores appointed ahead of branch's closure
Border security: 'Even today, we don't know who's here'
Border Agency 'absolutely required' says Island's chief constable
DoI 'working closely' with Steam Packet to assess impact of Manxman withdrawal
Department says it wants to know about contingency arrangements during MGP
Tynwald mandated gas tariffs suspended by court
A later court date has provisionally been set for October
'Not viable' to pause visa applications says treasury minister
4,362 entry clearance visas were issued since September 2021
Peel Commissioners holding meeting for residents to address parking issues
Local authority wants to change Derby Road Car Park hours
Film night puts spotlight on Celtic voices
Five short films featuring Celtic languages to be screened in Peel
Hillside fire shuts King Edward Road
Fire crews responding to incident near Howstrake
SPC: 'Manxman is trying to cover a lot of bases'
Treasury says now is not time to 'attribute blame'
CC: 'Police will continue to adapt and respond to challenges'
Annual report reflects 'particularly challenging' year for constabulary
Seventh candidate announces Rushen candidacy
Helen Sheppard to stand in September's General Election
Charity wants to help more children but services are at capacity
The Children's Centre hosts 120 vulnerable, or at risk, children each week
Ramsey man embarks on 8,500-mile charity ride
Clint heading off on six-week trip in aid of Ed Space
Mullarkey: Bronze medal shows Island can compete against the best
Athlete reacts to finishing third in men's 10,000m final in Glasgow
Manxman to be out of service until late September
Onchan Commissioner denies assaulting member of public
David Quirk claims he acted in 'self-protection' following verbal abuse
Tourists praise 'unique' horse tramway
Manx Heritage Transport Festival gets underway
Manxman won't return to service until end of September
Steam Packet says the situation is hugely disappointing
Government must follow its own rules
Tynwald Commissioner for Administration finds failings within DoI
Onchan Commissioners won't be commenting on assault allegations
Social media post claims it happened following public meeting
Manx delegation head to world's largest Celtic cultural festival
Festival Interceltique de Lorient was founded in 1971
Steam Packet urged to be more 'transparent' over Manxman issues
Nature of work keeping boat in dry dock goes unexplained
Government needs to 'break the cycle' of child poverty on Island
Committee report accepted by Tynwald in court's final sitting
Proportion on waiting lists likely higher than England
Manx Care aiming for 95% of patients to be seen within a year
Sixth candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Peel Commissioner and former MHK to contest election
Onchan Commissioners 'disappointed' at village post office closure
Vice Chair Scott Wilson says service was 'very important' for local community
Mental health campaigner to walk Raad-ny-Foillan in Crocs
'BackpackBoz' to visit the Island in August
Southern 100 highlights to be screened in Castletown Square
Volunteers also being offered complimentary drink
Beware of 'unpleasant smells' in Douglas
MU carrying out maintenance work
DoI working on Island wide review of disc parking
Consultation will follow
New catering operator sought for northern hospitality business
Former operator not returning to bistro
£1.2m allocated for new Border Division on Island
Aiming to help strengthen border security
Government monitoring proposed business rate cuts announced in England
Policy to support licensed trade announced by UK PM last week
Chamber calls for urgent action to tackle 'difficult' economic position
Group holds talks with politicians and election candidates ahead of election
Fourth candidate announces intention to stand in Ramsey
Janine Shimmin hopes for HoK seat from September
MHK defends windfarm comments: "I was being honest, I'm afraid"
Alex Allinson speaks out after MIMA hearing
Andrea Krüger to stand in September's General Election
Planning permission wanted to turn former Bar George into produce shop
Tenants say it would focus on lunch options and 'meals for tonight'
Fire crews issue safety reminder following incident at Stoney Mountain Plantation
Firefighters warn flames can spready quickly in dry vegetation
Ramsey company's new anti-piracy technology 'respects publisher and player'
Aimed at overcoming game performance and ownership issues
Independent celebrant searching for loved-up couple for wedding gift
Debbie wants to create happiness in March 2027
Complaints procedure has been 'weaponised' says MHK
"We've got to be good democrats" says Thomas
MHK: “I'm proud of this work to address period poverty”
Period Products (Free Provision) Act 2026 to be sent for Royal Assent
Ramsey Commissioners set date for public meeting about RDCH
Local authority has been calling for conversation since April
Sofia steps up to sponsored walk challenge
Eight-year-old raises hundreds of pounds for charity
Tynwald President: ‘Lifelong dream to end up at top of the tree’
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Watterson believes role presents opportunities
Whistleblowers 'disappointed' by comments in Tynwald debate
Chair says some remarks were out of order
Too soon to price up new interconnector says MU chair
New subsea cable is years away from reality
Supreme Champion 'absolutely over the moon' to pick up accolade
Adam Huxham wins at Southern District Agricultural Show
Business invited to bid for 'prime TT venue'
Braddan Commissioners say Memorial Hall provides 'excellent viewing location'
Rescheduled date confirmed for Viking Longboat Race
58 teams of 10 will compete a time-trial around Peel bay
Insurance companies still dealing with bill from 'challenging' Manannan sailing
Final costs of resolving injury and damage still awaited
Procurement process for 'Manx Care Record' begins
Part of efforts to bring clinical information into one system
'Unsettled' weather pattern expected over next week
Forecasters warn of 'muggy' conditions
Manx Care seeks new chair for 'highly visible and important' role
10-12 workdays per month expected
Tram track extension could bring 'huge boost' says trust chair
Tynwald votes to release £2.5m in funding for project
Port St Mary Commissioners 'saddened' by newsagent closure
But chair says high street remains 'vibrant'
Eight-year-old taking on blindfolded walk for Sight Matters
Sofia inspired by blind podcast host
Government closes immigration schemes for Ukrainians fleeing conflict
150 Ukrainians supported since Russia's invasion
Traffic restrictions in place for Southern Show
Two-day event showcases the agricultural sector
67% of people checking health at public site were overweight or obese
New tool designed to encourage people to improve wellbeing
Cycling event to bring road closures
Gran Fondo returns this weekend with new off-road format
Garff MHK: 'It's time to reconsider my lifestyle'
Andrew Smith not seeking re-election after '56 years of continuous work'
DoI apologises for motorsport fees error
The chairman of Manx Auto Sport says the club accepts an error was made
Reports of dangerous jet ski activity prompts warning to 'respect Safe Bathing Areas'
'We ask all watercraft users to act responsibly'
Former Manx Care CEO to take charge of Guernsey health service
Teresa Cope left the Island's healthcare provider last month
Tyson Fury wants his next fight to be on the Isle of Man
Heavyweight says the Island is 'capable' of hosting major boxing event
Samaritans celebrating awareness day
Island branch of charity took 8,479 calls in last 12 months
"Tanker McTankface?": Isle of Man Energy asks youngsters to help name new lorry
Company adds two new LPG road tankers to its fleet
Charity wants 'outdated' law changed to help more people struggling with debt
The Salvation Army wants an overhaul to the current Insolvency Legislation
2026 Commonwealth Games 'full circle' for baton bearer
It's the fourth games for Laura Kinley
DEFA Minister defends work of Climate Change Board
Clare Barber says money spent has gone directly to Manx homes
Tynwald rejects issuing censure
Members debated the issue for over two hours
Tim Crookall ends two-decade long political career
He was first elected to the old Peel single seat constituency in 2006
'We didn't want to come home empty handed'
Island students won award at European company competition
Tynwald votes down issuing MHK with censure
The matter related to a Facebook post made by Ms Lord-Brennan
Tynwald backs first time buyer changes
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall brought the changes to the two schemes following a consultation
Governor believes Isle of Man Prison is in a 'good place'
Jurby employees appeared on Mannin Line
Onshore wind farm remains at pre-application stage
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More public consultations to be held
Sixth candidate declares for Rushen
Gary Chambers hoping for a seat in the House of Keys
Test of emergency systems at gas sphere to take place this afternoon
It will begin at 2pm and last for around 90 minutes
Commissioner for Administration investigated dispute over removal of vehicle
Foodbank under pressure from falling donations and rising demand
Some people are struggling to feed themselves says charity
Controversial comic Katie Hopkins responds to criticism ahead of Gaiety Theatre gig
"I'm not going around the Island clubbing people over the head to come to my shows"
Tynwald approves whistleblowing procedure changes
Committee's report received by the court
Too early to price up King's visit says chief minister
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Policing bill for a previous visit by Queen Camilla was £123K
Port St Mary Commissioners to tackle overgrown trees and invasive plants
It was just one of the issues discussed at the local authority's public meeting
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK seeking re-election
Jason Moorhouse to stand in September
Bowls squad proud to fly the Manx flag in Glasgow
Four local players taking on 2026 Commonwealth Games
VAT removal from electricity bills will cost government £1 million
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Island following UK in applying cut
'Absolutely right' that Island follows energy VAT cut says former treasury minister
Alex Allinson on the move to drop rate from 5% to 0%
Tynwald to debate member's conduct following Facebook post
Concerns Kate Lord-Brennan's social media comments about a fellow MHK
Manxman to remain in dry dock for 'further necessary repairs'
Ben-my-Chree to cover sailings
easyJet looks set to be taken over by an American firm
PokerStars hints at job losses in reorganisation
Company confirms roles will be affected by transformation programme
DoI plans to improve Douglas' bus facilities
Minister says plans are a 'proportionate' and interim measure
MHK: I made protected disclosure in Tynwald
The Onchan MHK chaired the committee into whistleblowing
Glenfaba and Peel candidate withdraws from election
Andrew Harris no longer vying for a seat in the House of Keys
VAT rate to be cut from electricity bills in line with UK
Measure to take effect from October
Garff Commissioners asking attorney general to reconsider windfarm election advice
Chair Richard Henthorn says residents have a right to know views of candidates
Fifth candidate declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Geoff Sutcliffe to stand in September
Tender process for building work on new CRHS hits brick wall
Government receives no formal tender bids
Garff MHK won't contest his seat in September's General Election
Andrew Smith says his decision has been led by recent health news
Efforts to keep pubs 'at the heart' of hospitality sector accelerate
Okell's focussing on food, drink and accommodation
Visit Isle of Man to reconsider target of attracting 500,000 tourists
Tourism at 70 percent of 2032 goal
Reservoir levels healthy despite dry spell
Data shows levels are comfortably higher than average
Commonwealth swimming team to blend debuts with experience
It'll be the biggest of the Manx squads to compete in Glasgow
Still no timeframe for fixing broken NSC tiles
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Issues were first identified back in November 2023
No impact on IoM as Loganair looks to reduce flights
Services in Scotland being reduced due to financial concerns
New Sea Services Agreement still pending
Agreement manages relationship between government and Steam Packet
Seventh candidate to stand for election in Ayre and Michael
Steve Curphey is currently chair of Ballaugh Parish Commissioners
Douglas Central MHK seeking re-election
Ann Corlett has represented the constituency since 2016
Fourth candidate declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Abby Quirk is a small business owner in Ballasalla
Almost 3,000 take part in Pilates world record attempt at Knockaloe
Record for largest ever class remains unbroken, but crowds achieve separate accolade
All election candidates must be registered to vote
Deadline for nominees to register is looming
Third candidate to stand for election in Douglas East
Dave Mackey hopes to gain a seat in the House of Keys
Third candidate to stand for election in Ramsey
Robert Cowell is a company director and former commissioner
Third candidate to stand for election in Douglas South
Livia Lenarduzzi hopes to gain a seat in the House of Keys
Trevor Cowin hoping to gain seat in September's General Election
Event hopes to help women on the Island feel more confident voting
'Poli-chics' is being organised by The Level Up Club
Middle MHK announces plans to stand for re-election
Jane Poole-Wilson hoping to serve for a second term
Housing should be a priority for next administration, says financial advisor
It's after government's housing report reveals average house price on Island now nearly £400,000
Alfred Cannan to stand in General Election
Serving Chief Minister confirms plans to re-run in September
Peel Commissioner to stand for House of Keys
Katryna Baptist announces election bid
Fourth candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Colleen Dale-Beeton announces election bid for September
First sitting Ayre and Michael MHK announces re-election bid
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston to stand again in September
Douglas North MHK becomes fourth to declare for the constituency
David Ashford to stand for re-election in September
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Former broadcaster has been representing the area since 2021
Council leader becomes third candidate for Douglas Central
Devon Watson intends to stand in September's General Election
Former chief minister urges election candidates to 'fight for business'
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Tony Brown offers advice to those seeking election to the House of Keys
Fourth candidate to stand in Middle
Simon Sinclair is a pub manager and delivery driver
Third candidate for Middle
Alf Caine announces plans to stand in September's General Election
Rushen candidate withdraws from election campaign
Vicky East says it's due to her ongoing health issues
Seventh candidate declares for Garff
Vicki Hewison announces House of Keys bid
Sixth candidate declares for Rushen
Mark Kemp to stand in September's General Election
Third candidate declares for Douglas North
Peter Washington to stand in September's General Election
Second candidate declares for Douglas East
Quids Inn owner Andrew Saunders to stand for election
Third candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Alex Perriam to stand in September's General Election
MHK apologises to constituency colleague after 'parasite politics'spat
Tim Glover tells followers 'I am better than that'
'Parasite politicians are not what is needed'
Spat breaks out between sitting Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHKs
Douglas South MHK announces intention to seek re-election
Claire Christian confirms she'll be standing in September's vote
Christian declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
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