Isle of Man News

Department responds after incident in north of Island

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One-day conference being held in Douglas today

Happened at the bottom of Summerhill Road

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It's because of the popularity of eight new capybara pups

Charity will do so 'carefully' to avoid further harm to stonework

Manx Care seeking to recruit additional staff 

Sheep and cattle attacked in north of the Island

Hopes ‘Christopher’s Legacy’ will inspire change around knife crime on IoM

Rob Callister says more consistency is needed to help tackle housing issues

Black graffiti sprayed over ancient monument

Douglas branch hosting drop in day this weekend

The ice rink would operate from 10am to 10pm across the four weeks

"We've already had enquiries about weddings"

Education provider to hold open day on Thursday 19 November

The local authority will issue another notice in due course for the other seat

New members will now serve until 2029

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Bridge Bookshop running 'Give a book' initiative for festive season once more

Graffiti sprayed across Hango Hill near Castletown

Anonymous poster claims 'police have refused to investigate'

Money raised at open day went towards life-saving device

26-year-old placed on Sex Offenders Register for life

The previous judge resigned without issuing verdict

Vacancy on Arbory Ward left following House of Keys election

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Rob Callister MHK lays out his priorities for the role

Local authority says its residents are being discriminated against

Negotiations ongoing with other bidders

Three candidates have come forward for the one seat

Flagship has been out of action since July 

52-year-old subjected his then partner to several assaults

Robert Cowell says the Isle of Man needs to innovate to strengthen the economy

Michael George says a number of things yet to be finalised

ManxSPCA issues advice ahead of several events around Island

Video shared on social media shows group involved in physical alternation

Hear from guests and organisers at The Empress Hotel in Douglas

Councillor hopes it would 'empower' communities to run their own events

One seat available on local authority 

Livia Lenarduzzi will be represent its South Ward until 2029

A total of six people have stepped forward for three seats across both wards

'In Loving Memory' designed to ensure stories 'live on forever'

Eight candidates are standing to join local authority

Alf Caine joins the local authority following uncontested election

Government survey to help assess impact of strategy closes tomorrow

Julie Edge has raised questions about the integrity of the count

The purchase covers December 2026 through to February 2027.

Woman admits netting over £800,000

Owners say it means it's 'extremely likely this business will not be closing down'

Final two flue sections to be lifted into position later this week

Planning Committee agreed to extend the deadline until January 2027

Will be operated by Woodbourne Group

Refreshed Suicide Prevention Strategy due early next year

Cannan challenges successor to provide more detail to public

Today marks Private Fostering Awareness Day

Incident involving a small black car and red sports car happened on Sunday

Jackie Faragher believes there are more important reasons for joining a board

Temporary traffic lights in use in Ballasalla until next Friday

Age Concern bringing together community

Works by renowned artists feature in 300-piece collection

Jack Sheppard suffered a skull base fracture

Average wait of more than one year for first consultant-led outpatient appointment

 Julie Edge will provide a security for costs

Determining whether offence has been committed 

Hopes to address 'failings regarding the warrant and investigation'

Lieutenant Governor highlights value of agriculture and country life on the Isle of Man

New deal ensures staff, including those based on the Isle of Man, won't be taking strike action

DEFA won't answer questions about Pulrose businesses

Wettest day happened during Storm Austen

Chief Minister says 'pre-determination' must be separated from 'pre-disposition' 

Tynwald will be asked to approve the appointment this month

Westmoreland Village project having 'negative impact'

Callister considering it as part of housing plan

Former chief minister asking questions from the backbench

Nominations in Peel close on 4 November

Vice-Chair Scott Wilson says 'no excuse' for it not being installed outside The Hub

FWAG event taking place at farm in Jurby

Manannan to sail to Heysham on Tuesday

Switch from oil to water lubricated bearing under spotlight

Gena's Dance Academy current location in Peel due for demolition

Manx resident completed record-breaking run on gameshow

Hotel boss says lack of domestic tourism puts Manx businesses at a disadvantage compared to UK counterparts

Political member for DfE says it's vital not to lose accommodation

Emergency services attended the incident this morning

Warning it could be a 'challenging' season for trawler crews

Evening closures will be in place tonight and tomorrow

Volunteers praised for their actions during 2024 and 2025 incidents

Club hopes to encourage people to 'have fun' with new sport

Due to be completed by spring 

Follows confirmation of development of tender process

Two huts were swept into the sea during the storm

Drogh Vranne taking to the stage in Peel

Four flats would be created on each of the three upper floors

Route to close between 8am-5pm

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Bumper year expected in Manx waters

Group seeks 'clear and accessible evidence' that equivalent levels of protection will be maintained

Senders claim to be from the Metropolitan Police

Rob Callister appointed as new Housing and Communities Minister

Estate says if approved it would help generate more income

Hazel Drury becomes highest-scoring female "octochamp"

Advice issued to Manx businesses following cyber security flaw

Manx Padel says the event is open to anyone interested in playing and learning

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Youngsters reflect on European and US competitions  

New initiative launched by Diverse Minds Community

Rotary Club invites others to consider applying 

Deemster tells sex offencer: "I believe the public are in need of protection from you."

Police praise victims for 'considerable courage'

Government says it wasn't notified by probation service in England

Peel display takes place tonight

Government announces creation of new position

Staff shortages likely to impact routes

It was agreed a recount was the appropriate next step

A new panel will be appointed to hear the full case 

Local authority says volunteers would assist with gardens and community spaces

MHK behind act delighted scheme can now be rolled out

Charity to host investiture and installation service on Saturday

Work will include removal of former ticket office

Juan McGuinness and Rob Mercer named chair and vice-chair of Public Services Commission

Tales of the unexplained from the Island's ancient capital

Deemster agreed searches appeared to be a 'fishing expedition' 

Bus Vannin blames ‘staffing difficulties’

Julie Edge has petitioned the court after alleged irregularities in this year's election and result declaration. 

Age Concern hopes to inform residents about support available

Isle of Man Energy says it has no plans to remove standing charges

Former MHK Julie Edge has called the results into question

Treasury minister says any changes will be made based wholly on the situation in the Isle of Man

Follows decision by former colleague to start legal proceedings

Concerns raised after goods are left on shop's doorstep

Common, and highly contagious, in youngsters

Council confirms new date instead of cancelling show

Specialist company to start surveying work next month

Local playwright to produce play to coincide with end of Sir John Lorimer's term

Extension announced by UK Chancellor in Budget 

Systems are not yet ready for changes to customs requirements

The Greatest Showman will start theatre run in 2027

Company 'positioning itself for the future' as it adjusts for AI

Julie Edge lost her seat in September's election

Follows social media claims about convicted child killer

Broadcaster responds to complainant following independent investigation into incident

Ard-Shirveishagh responds to MHK's comments on allocation of public funds

Shop owner warns of damage of 'Tesco effect'

Chair of farmers' market says loss of food production skills is a worry

'Safe space' for loved ones of Christopher McBurnie

Steam Packet says work to return to vessel to service remains on schedule

Route will shut between 6.30pm and 10.30pm

Local authority looking to fill empty seat on Laxey Ward

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says chance to recognise those who make 'genuine difference'

New weather warning covers next two high tides

Issue affecting main runway now fixed

But the MER will be operating as normal tomorrow

Question marks over beloved establishment's future

easyJet blamed 'failure of runway lighting system' for cancelled flight

It would be located on an area of existing car park

DEFA Minister says she was delighted to be offered role

Staff of Government Appeal Division hearing this week

Located in site of Old Post Office

Amber warning for coastal overtopping and yellow alert for tidal flooding in Ramsey

Hazel from Ramsey retains winning streak on Channel 4 show

Gale force eight winds expected later

'Potential interest' in takeover being explored 

Leader says it's an 'opportunity' for people to give back to community

Named storms and red weather warning have left debris around Island

Charity 'very grateful' for funding from Manx Lottery Trust

L.A. Brunch Club pleased with progress since opening

'Economic development does not come from one department" says chamber president

TEKEX hosting event looking at establishing commercial relationships

Biosphere festival's speaker on how nature, language and the environment intertwine

Passengers waiting on delayed flight

Road closures in place as Island braces for impact

Originally due to take place on Bonfire Night

"We want to create opportunities" says club chairman

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Different regulations and a small market putting providers off, says financial advisor

Implore customers to 'give us a little time'

Extreme conditions likely to hit the Island this evening

Average house price currently eight times more than the average annual earnings

It comes after schools warn of increase in students using them

Latest in hugely popular ACOTAR series to hit shelves tomorrow

Daniel Davison says there aren't proper safeguards against overspending

Operation Uplift aims to ensure vehicles are safe now the evenings are getting darker

1973 film The Wicker Man on the big screen this weekend

Liverpool sailing brought forward by several hours

Warnings for gales and overtopping on Monday 

The incident happened in Anagh Coar

The George family has run the hotel for almost 50 years

Gusts of up to 70mph are expected today

Amid warnings of it arriving early in the UK

Deadline for submissions is 31 October

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Damian Ciappelli says tackling many issues can result in 'a lost sense of importance'

Storm Boelo is bringing strong winds and rain to the Island

Rushen & Western Mann branch donates to disease eradication fund 

 Weather warnings will be in place throughout the weekend

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

Teen convicted of murdering 14-year-old boy

Health minister says getting people back to work sooner increases tax income

Sandbags available as heavy rain warning is in place until 3pm

16-year-old boy standing trial at Douglas Courthouse

Passenger ferry due to return to service in November

Six months on, 91 percent of forms have been returned

Chair Jean Teare hopes to have a 'broad range' of people step forward

'The Gift' is out now

16-year-old standing trial accused of murder