Isle of Man News from Monday, April 28th, 2025
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Review looks at 'system as a whole' not individual schools, says Minister as first overview published
First 'annual overview' of Manx schools published by DESC
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Outpatients Physiotherapy reopens self-referral pathway
No longer necessary to see GP first
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More work needed on Heysham linkspan, says owners
It was damaged last August when the Manxman collided with a wall
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Main route to the south to have weekday road closures from next week
New Castletown Road to be closed between Fort North and Ballasalla
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Isle of Man’s political system 'no longer fit for purpose', says former government insider
Ex-press officer and journalist warns blurred lines between government and parliament threaten the integrity of the Island's democracy
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Coffee morning planned to discuss Cregneash bus route
Last week the infrastructure minister declared her intention to reinstate the service
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The Guild 2025 gets underway
It runs until 3 May
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Does current system of government give CoMin too much power?
An MHK says government has an 'automatic veto' while a political commentator fears the system 'lacks democracy'
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Committee chair hopes civil servants won't be blocked from future evidence sessions
Jason Moorhouse has welcomed government's response to the Economic Policy Review Committee
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Charity calls for more support for rare breeds like Manx Loaghtans
RBST believes native livestock play an important role
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Emergency services appeal to parents following increase in fires
Fire service says support is available for parents who have concerns
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Last chance to respond to organ donation consultation
Legal framework due to be presented to Tynwald in July