Isle of Man News from Thursday, May 1st, 2025
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Unemployment rises slightly, but overall rate holds steady
30 more people are out of work compared to March 2024
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Manx Utilities issues Cair Vie wind farm assurance following criticism from pressure group
'We will always follow due process' says utility body
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MLC responds to questions over carbon training firm's registration at his home address
Rob Mercer says he has no involvement in Earthscope Ltd and has declared the connection through official government channels
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Former Nurses Home begins new life as Thie Clag
Ribbon cut on Westmoreland Road development
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Manx Utilities spends £3.1m on consultants for Cair Vie wind farm project
The figure reflects the total spend as of the end of April
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Maintenance works to interrupt electricity supplies on Friday
MUA confirms work will take place in Patrick area
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Animal campaigner saddened by loss of XL Bully
In 2023 Tynwald followed the UK's introduction of a licensing system on a ban on breeding and rehoming them
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No evidence of corruption found at Ramsey Commissioners
It follows a claim made by a candidate at the hustings
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XL Bully-type dog put to sleep after being imported to the IOM illegally
DEFA deemed euthanasia the 'only option' after legal proceedings
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Sheffield Plate competitors named
The prize is awarded to the top young vocalist at the event
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Jurby landowner calls for bus shelter relocation amid ongoing concerns
Calls for change follow claims of littering, drug use and disorder at shelter located on privately owned land
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Primary care professionals will ease pressures on GPs, says treasury minister
Comes after the relaunch of the self-referral pathway for physiotherapy patients
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Department of Infrastructure to fund £48k financial gap at Northern Civic Amenity Site
FOI request has confirmed how much each local authority is paying
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Castletown MFC to celebrate 75 years of stadium
Number of events for commemoration
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Post Office defends storm closure policy amid fairness concerns
Chair says decisions during Storm Éowyn were in line with policy