Isle of Man News

DoI to consult on graduated driver licensing over the summer

Claire Christian outlines redevelopment plans and TT preparations

Island competitor impressed in Wales

Port St Mary crew tow vessel to safety 

Signs being introduced in areas around schools

Four specific issue hearings next week

Company dismisses accusations of 'bullying tactics' from campaigners

Free concerts set to feature brass bands and Wurlitzer performances throughout the summer

Air ambulance charity to deploy road-based team

Assisted Dying Bill also on the agenda

Crews on the scene for around three hours

Spotted in Ramsey and Port Erin already this year

Call for election candidates to set out plans to restore growth

Alex Allinson has published a number of proposed changes to address UK Ministry of Justice concerns

Local authority says it will support 'multi million pound' housing refurbishment scheme

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Work ongoing to build operational resilience 

Former treasury minister thanks constituents for trust and support after 10 years in House of Keys

Emergency teams responded to incident yesterday afternoon

Those taking part in water activities urge to follow safety advice

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Harbour due to be dredged again next year

Manx Utilities engineers working to restore supplies

Manx Lottery Trust give £25,000 of funding

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Significant work to be undertaken first by specialist contractors

Claims someone is trying to sabotage event by issuing fake cancellation messages

Deadline for this year's event looming

14.1 hours of sunshine recorded on 29 April

DEFA contacts local authorities for their views

First weather-related postponement in nine years

Road closure in place whilst work is carried out

Island founder of 'Without Wings' says it's a 'big deal'

Jane Poole-Wilson represented Island at Palace of Westminster

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Minister quizzed about plan for motorcycling event

Changes to be brought to Tynwald in May

Chair claims there's been no updates for over a year

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Fundraiser aims to raise awareness of life-saving services across the Isle of Man

Edward Poole involved in crash at Jurby Circuit

Clothing and homeware store to leave Strand Street next month

Deputy chief officer admits it highlighted issues with its processes

RSV and Covid-19 jabs available

One animal had to be put to sleep

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Gov't monitoring health of industry on 'daily basis'

Statistics released by Jane Crookall Maternity Unit

57-year-old “significantly over the limit” after leaving hospital on moped

Victorian attraction relies on bright sunshine!

Local man transferred to UK for treatment as a result of his injuries

It has been claimed serial offenders have racked up big fines

It is seen as a significant step in the legislation

Douglas Promenade and Ramsey Swing Bridge to glow yellow in support of lifesaving charity

Money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing risks evaluated in process

21-year-old’s involvement was 'not insignificant'

Chamber calls for government intervention as freight costs rise across the Island

It was damaged after being hit by a car

The organisation helps Jewish communities to enhance their lives, safety and respect

Michelle Haywood believes it won't be brought back before Tynwald

Further public gatherings expected this weekend

Fire festival using biofuel and offsetting carbon footprint

'Grand opening' for Motor Isle Bar and Grill

Retailer to leave Strand Street in the summer

Retail giant says the terms to renew its lease were not 'commercially acceptable'

Lots of simple things that the community can do to help support autistic people

Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster clears JT and CVC takeover of telecoms provider

Nursing, Residential and Home Care Report to go to politicians

Some will be delivered from temporary buildings on site 

We look at some of 2021's hottest topics and see where we are five years later

Minister says ongoing uncertainty with NCAS caused 'mistrust'

Mitzi Danielson-Kaslik diagnosed at 21

Manx Radio understands retailer has not renewed its lease

Motorists are being warned of heavy traffic as a result of the incident

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Residents share their views ahead of General Election

Mountain Road could be closed until 11pm

Infrastructure minister admits the change has presented some challenges

Chief engineer tells Manx Radio 'no major problem' with business case

88 percent of respondents report a negative business impact from the surcharge

Emergency services responding to incident near Castle Mona

MHK who pushed for proposals says she believes it's been rejected

MHKs step in after access, confidentiality and abuse concerns are raised

Case committed to higher court for sentencing

Passenger reports 'really upsetting incident' on promenade

New members wanted for HSCOB

Extra qualifying session among possible alterations for this year

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Features unseen photographs and much more

New law will improve transparency and update bylaw procedures

Charlotte Caldwell believes there is political support for a new approach to cannabis

MNH outlines issues with Treasury support

Any information received 'will be treated with the strictest confidence'

Hundreds of successful compensation claims in recent years confirms minister

Public Health issues advice to parents should signs appear

Chair of Castletown Commissioners 'appalled' at sale of Old Police Station

Charity highlights 'hidden harm' of substance misuse as it marks 10 years of Family Service 

Moorhouse tables all of the questions

Gabriella Corkish says it's 'important' to develop facilities to meet needs of all children

Reports of delays at Vehicle Test Centre

Government urges public not to stockpile

Not listed on Register of Business for May

Sunflower lanyards are now available at various locations

Features Article One of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Tynwald to consider motion at May sitting

River Kelly-Brown wants 'equal access to music' 

Ballig to Cronk y Voddy to shut for race preparation work

Rob Callister will be seeking a third term representing the constituency

Hospice and Motiv8 looking for volunteers

Managing director of ferry operator gives his view on gov't consultation

Temporary 'modular' MIU and X-ray coming soon

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Tim Johnston welcomes investment in accommodation on the Island

92% of consultation responses supported the principle of a conservation area

Fire crews attended the incident in Douglas

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Government says data from survey is vital for future planning

Owner outlines recovery plans for La Malouine after vessel ran aground

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Includes one man hoping to be the first wheelchair racer from the Island to complete it 

Health minister lays out £2.8 million proposal for 'multi-year transformation programme'

Steam Packet MD discusses issues which saw farmers' fertiliser held in Lancashire.

IOM Constabulary took more than twice the legal time to respond to request

Paper forms and over the phone support on offer

The Department of Education, Sport and Culture has applied for planning permission

Manx Music Festival begins its eight days of classes

St Ayles skiff to be rowed from Scotland to IOM in 52-mile round trip

The Dar Młodzieży is docked in Douglas on Saturday

Israel and Lebanon have agreed a three-week pause in fighting

Year 11s set to go on study leave over the next week

Isle of Man Energy expects any price rise in June to be 'modest'

Concern for crops and animals after delays to feed and fertiliser deliveries

Manxman crossings affected over next three days

Cabinet Office minister says technical can't count the population as well as the survey

MLC says a shortage of workers is creating challenges for Manx businesses

Commissioner Juan McGuinness intends to stand in September

Fundraiser aims to raise awareness for mental health

100 classic cars to take to Manx roads

Island participants to be present again for iconic race

Isle of Man Coastguard warns stability of vessel could change with the tide

Union says latest proposal is 'meaningful' but it wants to stay neutral

Treasury minister says it will give next administration time to address changes

Animal Health Certificates are issued by vet practices

Two Manxman crossings affected, with one Manannan service brought forward

The satirical comedy series is produced and largely written by Manx Radio's Howard Caine

Residents will be able to vote on 21 May

Manx Nature Alliance says government progress has been 'very slow'

Commissioner Gabriella Corkish says her decision has not been taken lightly

Constituents share their views ahead of September's vote

Idea will be for future administration to consider says Johnston

Incident happened earlier this morning

Electronic Travel Authorisations to be enforced

Joe Locke to round out his journey as Charlie Spring

Local authority says it would be 'dependent' on government grant schemes

Le Laperouse carrying 264 passengers

Douglas City Library scheme hopes to help people 'carve' out time to read

MV Hamburg approached the Island but has headed for Liverpool

Local group wants four courts on the former tennis site

£1,000+ charge won't be brought in before end of administration 

Tynwald approves motion after debate over upkeep and protections

Led by two academics behind 'Women in Manx Politics' study

French Brigantine tall ship beached after breaking anchor

Minister keen to hear public's thoughts

Minister describes 'physically constrained' port and concern amongst food retailers

Surprise party held at Onchan AFC

Tony Mitchell's crew number to be retired after sudden passing

Treasury Minister gives economic update and rebuffs claims government isn't being proactive

Peel Commissioners offer an extra six dates for events

Local industry could benefit from Baltic uncertainty

Manx product could be used in future if project is successful 

Event hopes to connect like-minded people

Andre Risha will be seeking a seat in the constituency of Middle

Manx Radio hears from would-be voters in Port Erin and Port St Mary

MHK behind the bill is 'obviously concerned' at delays

Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September

July's event taking place at Sea Lion Rocks at Groudle Glen

Peter Shimmin will be hoping to secure a seat in Douglas Central 

We look at some of 2021's hottest topics and see where we are five years later

Manx Radio visits eastern constituency ahead of September's polls

The Isle of Man will go to the polls on 24 September 2026

Mark Firth hopes to secure a seat in Arbory, Castletown and Malew

Infrastructure minister plans to bring amendments to May's Tynwald sitting

There are 29 weeks before the general election 

In September, residents will cast their vote on who they'd like to represent them in the new administration

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Ashford: 'Well-run transparent election is clear priority’

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Michelle Haywood says the personal allowance increase is 'baking in poverty'

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MHk warns the next treasury minister could have difficulties balancing the books

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£400,000 to be spent conducting data gathering exercise

Budget shows 'significant investment' in infrastructure, says Allinson

Increase in headcount attributed to investment in front line services

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Chris Thomas MHK was asked if any money could be drawn from reserves to avoid strike action

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It's being funded in line with the Sir Jonathan Michael report for the first time from April

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Benefit is going up by 2.9 percent in 2026/27

Chris Thomas rejects "election giveaway" claims and says tax changes will boost growth

MHK says things are not in order for future generations

Lawrie Hooper votes against 2026/27 financial plan

Alex Allinson controlled the purse for most of this administration 

The Chamber of Commerce and Local Economy Forum share their views on this year's Budget

Party says Income Tax uplift should have been 'tapered'

Former treasury minister says Income Tax change 'difficult to justify'

Teresa Cope reacts to £404.2 million allocation

Thomas wins backing for financial plan

Three bywords frame government’s ambitions for the year ahead, but what do they mean?

Treasury says focus is on maintenance

Chris Thomas delivers major speech setting out government spending, after only a month in the job

Callister questions whether financial plan will 'genuinely' help those struggling

Haywood fears personal allowance changes will create 'permanent hole' in government revenue

But Treasury using £126 million to balance the Budget this year

Treasury also increasing most other benefits

£412 million to fund services over next year

But concerns Manx Care spend could outstrip allocated funding