Isle of Man News from Monday, January 6th, 2025
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Social media commentary on care homes 'inaccurate and inflammatory' says Manx Care
Health body defends St Christopher's Fellowship after claims of 'serious concerns'
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Former Judge of Appeal Geoffrey Tattersall KC dies
Served between 1997 and 2017
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Yellow weather warning for wintry showers and ice
Snow and hail expected on hills above 500 feet
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School enrolment deadline looms
Children turning five in the next academic year need to be registered by 31 January.
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Chief minister to provide update on median line
Tynwald previously backed petition for Island to seek to extend offshore rights
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Former minister says CoMin reshuffles are 'fascinating'
Cannan cabinet saw several changes in 2024
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Warmest December since 2018
Last month was mild, but lacked sunshine
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Baby store transitions to fully online
Move will mean more products at a 'fraction of the cost'
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Petitioner 'lost hope' about her cause being discussed by politicians
Hopes Tynwald will agree to reduce parking in part of central Douglas to existing residents only
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Ramsey Commissioner wants to encourage more women into politics
Lamara Craine hopes there will be a contested election in the north in April
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'Not fair' to stay on Island after tenure finishes, says Lieutenant Governor
Sir John Lorimer took up the position in 2021
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Manx author releases vegan cook book
With the start of 2025 in full swing, a number of residents will be taking on 'Dry January' and 'Veganuary' among other challenges.
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Schools to open as normal after wintry weekend
Little disruption expected as weather warnings lift