Isle of Man News

Minister says steps to be taken to improve communication through staff bulletins

Police amnesty to end on 2 February

Currently it must be down no more than 10 days after the Festival of Motorcycling

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Unite head says anonymity means nothing when the line is operated by government

Tim Crookall spoke to the media for the first time earlier this week since his reappointment to DOI

It's going up by five percent cover the costs of services

Clypse, Kerrowdhoo and Cringle highlighted as problem areas

WRWR baton passed on the Island

Chair Neal Mellon says budget is 'prudent' and 'community focussed' 

Eight beaches graded as either 'excellent' or 'good'

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Philip Farrar says any line to the contrary would make them 'void'

Former minister says it has impacted the DoI's ability to install crossings outside schools

Young people are being encouraged to share photos or videos of themselves under the guise of a 'challenge'

Graylaw International granted green light for Eden Park facility

Juan Callister will spend 31 minutes in the sea

Submissions for the Guild close at midnight

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Small Baldrine-based distillery wins big on the world stage

Resident left feeling “absolutely awful and humiliated”

It's been closed since 2007

Leader Devon Watson says new schemes will be trialled over the coming year

Consumption passes open today 

The local authority made the decision after a 'careful review' of finances

Unite the Union says government is 'marking its own homework' when deciding what meets the criteria

Juan McGuinness says the rates increase will provide 'base level' for local authority

Closure to be reviewed later this morning

Residents will be able to chat to the Island's cancer charities

Manx German Shepherd pups to be sent to England this weekend

Local authority says raise will support street lighting schemes and its reserves

Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group gears up for this year's initiative

Local authority confirms a six percent rise for the next financial year

Local band reflect on 'very surreal' week

Friday's Heysham crossings affected

David Lammy has still not made a recommendation that royal assent be granted

Manchester duo were part of an organised crime group

Rain to fall as sleet or snow around 1000ft and above

Unclear whether craft set is available in Isle of Man shops

Statement issued after backlash from Island's agricultural sector

Local authority has announced 18 pence increase for the 26/27 financial year

Cause thought to be the 'auto ignition' of clothes removed from a tumble dryer

Ferry operator says new vessel will 'inevitably' be slower

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Sollan will be Centenary Centre's resident group

Officers particularly keen to speak to four people who were in the area at the time

Decision of two of tomorrow's crossings expected by 5pm today

Municipal Association due to discuss legislation today

It's a clear up following Storm Chandra

Hopes Dazzler will become 'centralised platform' for Manx eateries

The afternoon sailings have been cancelled 

No evidence of system-level compromise

Pupils at Ballakermeen appeared on Mannin Line

Residents advised to keep doors and windows closed

MNFU issues statement after figures show tripling in director fees at Isle of Man Meats

One MHK says he won't sign the bill - but what does that mean?

Operator progressing plans for new ship to join fleet in 2030

It started due to sparks from a log burner

Applications open until 20 February

Rob Callister urges colleagues opposing Constitution Bill to do the same

Government revealed plans to scrap the agreement last year to preserve the NI pot

Constitution Bill will to go for Royal Assent

Sight Matters is celebrating 90 years 

Biskee Brisht 'proud to be producing new contemporary music in the Manx language'

It will now be signed by Tynwald members before receiving Royal Assent and being promulgated

One is continuing to receive treatment

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Chief minister will take part in 'Candle in the Window' this evening

Granville Street shut until Wednesday

Concerns raised over traffic and lack of consideration of alternatives

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One of a number of schemes being considered

Neap tides should help mitigate significant impacts

A number of roads have been closed this morning due to fallen trees. 

Provide an opportunity to shape Phase three of the ASC Strategy action plan

DOI review of disc zone H hasn't happened yet

Fatstock Marketing Association speaks out over tripling of payments

Plus Bishop's Vote bill back on the agenda

Jewish community and Manx church call for all victims of genocides to be honoured

Shannen Samuel speaks to Manx Radio about plans for Isle of Man-inspired short film

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Man visiting as many world parliaments as possible

We're told to expect severe to gale force winds, rain, coastal overtopping and sleet/snow

Officers in England and Wales could include 'licences' for officers to be able to continue working

Cocaine with a street value of more than £12,500 found

East or southeast winds could reach 55-65mph

Glenfaba and Peel MHK speaks to the media for the first time since his reappointment to infrastructure department

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Tim Crookall was appointed to the role last week following a cabinet reshuffle 

Severe gale force nine winds with gusts of up to 60mph expected

It's for International Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day

Julie Edge questions whether the healthcare provider is 'building an empire'

The Heysham to Douglas 1.45pm journey has been cancelled 

Small decrease in number of people out of work

Culture Vannin and Mooinjer Veggey to host International Mother Languages Day celebration 

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About 12 barrels of potatoes will be used 

Nicholas Elliot's passion for this started when his daughter was studying A Levels

Douglas restaurant tells doubters "it tastes great"

This is a paid promotion on behalf of sight Matters

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But Julie Edge says she would not support such a move

Officers called to Loch Promenade in early hours of this morning (25 Jan)

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Datix system allows patient safety incidents to be recorded

They met urgently this week after political change of heart

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Chief minister says sound evidence would be needed to justify process

It's open until 2 March

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Initiative has connected more than 20,000 riders across 102 countries

Manxman services called off due to poor weather

Public Health Isle of Man issues advice

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DOI says team at Ronaldsway focussed on ensuring safe operations

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Concerns raised by staff about privacy and trust

There's also a yellow weather warning for overtopping

It poses no risk to the public or food safety

Dog owners urged to be vigilant 

Plastic shopping bag found 80 miles away during beach clean

Deemster warns people not to speculate on social media 

Opening hours and service provision are to be adjusted

UK government is currently considering making a move 

Cons include an AI generated video of the chief minister

Former treasury minister discusses circumstances surrounding sacking and reflects on his approach to economic policy

With just a few weeks to go, what can we expect from the last Budget of this administration?

Manxman sailings at risk today 

Organisation welcomes revised proposals

Second series of sessions return to Douglas City Library

Year 12 pupils taking part in Junior Achievement Isle of Man programme

'He was a career drug dealer who believed that he would not be caught'

Leader of the Liberal Vannin party is encouraging people to join a political party

Treasury modelling and recent remarks in Tynwald offer clues about a potential rise in the personal tax allowance

Boy 'has sustained life changing injuries and will always require specialist medical care'

Due to the forecast adverse weather

How Craig's Heartstrong Foundation helped netballer discover potentially life-threatening condition 

Chris Thomas took up post in cabinet reshuffle earlier this week

Last year, the local authority increased the rates by 44 pence due to 'significant investment' 

Tynwald unanimously approves motion to prioritise strategy going forward

The 96-turbine development would have impacted Steam Packet services

Sessions being held by Onchan AFC

Figure relates to six pieces of work on a range of issues

Spring sunshine and record summer warmth helped make last year the second warmest recorded

Business group says five percent increase strikes a 'sustainable balance'

Successful candidate will be paid up to £147,368

Tynwald written answer discloses breakdown of staff working in marketing, communications, promotional and news-related roles across government departments and public bodies

Student award rules aim to reflect rising living costs, expand eligibility, and improve support for distance learners

No effect from virus to Manx public

Dates back to 2024/25 and 2025/26 pay rounds

Rate to be set at £12.86 from April

Political commentator reflects on ministerial reshuffle

Compensation paid to non-executive directors rose from £70k in 2023 to more than £250k in 2025

Yellow weather warning in force from 10.45am until 2.45pm

Tim Johnston looking forward to working with new treasury minister 

A week on from one war of words, there's been a further squabble in the Island's parliament

Sector figure urging new Treasury Minister to 'get involved in the real world'

1.45pm and 7.15pm departures both called off

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says current systems are 'inefficient'

Portable device provides consistent chest compressions 

Vice Chair John Cringle says it will provide 'much needed' support to residents

Police renew dashcam footage appeal after single vehicle crash

Plans to 'strengthen the partnership' as preferred option for future

Backbenchers have challenged ministers over reforms introduced after the Ranson case

From collective responsibility to minimum wage reform, the chief minister's urgent statement offered insight into the government’s priorities - and the divisions beneath them

The warning is until 2pm today

Ramsey member accuses Alfred Cannan of being 'economically and fiscally illiterate'

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Chief minister provides an update in urgent statement in Tynwald

The President of Tynwald has granted permission for Chief Minister Alfred Cannan to deliver an urgent statement in the Tynwald chamber, following a series of ministerial sackings

Michelle Haywood says she was informed of sacking via a 'quick, hurried' WhatsApp call

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Michelle Haywood described government as 'weak and unstable'

Tim Glover says Alf Cannan has 'a lot of questions to answer'

20mph, Local Government (Amendment) Bill and minimum wage all represent 'ongoing clashes'

'It would appear that agriculture or agricultural related business have not been considered - again'

It's as forecasters warn a 'southeast wind will strengthen this evening'

Tony Brown believes new ministers will have to work quickly to make change

BTV antibodies identified in cattle on a Manx farm 

20 questions in all tabled for today's sitting

Chris Thomas takes on the role following Alex Allinson's departure

Juan Callister is raising money for Isle Stand Up to Suicide

Leader Devon Watson says if postponed it could cost ratepayers 'thousands of pounds'

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Ann Corlett is renewing calls for a ring road around the five schools in Douglas Central

Almost three dozen ministerial changes have taken place in the Cannan administration

Delay Smartphones IOM reacts to police warning

The lobby group was formed in response to plans to increase the minimum wage by 9.9 percent

The treasury minister's been sacked over the speed of the introduction of a new minimum wage

He's the new DOI Minister

Alfred Cannan has thanked her for her contribution over the last 15 months

Alex Allinson stepped down following a cabinet reshuffle this morning

Alfred Cannan has thanked Dr Allinson for his input 

More details to follow 

Leader Devon Watson says new schemes have helped combat the issue

Industry heads voice dissatisfaction as details of support packages to be revealed

Change in GPDR rules means some are missing out on celebratory cards

What has it been like for businesses there in the run up to Christmas?

So what needs to happen to regenerate Peel's high street?

Traders in Douglas say it's becoming an 'uphill struggle' to operate in the city centre

We take a look at what's promised for this year

A look back at the incredible life of Her Majesty the Queen

We take a look at what happens next

Businesses and individuals on the Island have helped build 'BallaLockie'

Manx Radio looks at the difference between legal and illegal cannabis

Looking ahead to today's coronation

We take a look at what's promised for this year

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Chair Anthony Allen says it's a 'step in the right direction' for residents

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025

Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper leaks embargoed media release from Manx Care

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare