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Rob Farrer RBV was 71

Fancy A Coffee Limited to open its seventh store on the Island

Proposal would see freephone removed from GP surgeries and hospital departments

Occurred on the roundabout to the entrance of Ronaldsway Industrial Estate

Due to 'operational issue' at the Energy from Waste Facility today

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Manx Utilities pledges no windfarm plans to be submitted before assessment is completed

10 medals for Isle of Man so far

Rock 'the size of a tennis ball' hit car in Fenella car park on Wednesday

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The facility saw its doors open in June 2024

Officer left with gash above eye following incident

Will be held this Thursday in Peel

The DoI recently took over at the Northern Civic Amenity Site

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The cabinet office minister will present a report on inward migration to Tynwald

One man received injuries needing hospital treatment

July's sitting brought forward by one day to accommodate high number of items

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Lifeboat Operations Manager hails new arrival 'Neil Crowe'

Work at St Ninian's expected to take four weeks from 21 July

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Infrastructure minister says enforcement isn't the aim of the scheme

The DHSC confirms it's focus is on promoting physical activity instead

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MHK believes Island would benefit from having a London-based officer

Ballagorey Methodist Chapel is currently disused

Public consulation closes today

12-month project aims to help vulnerable young people

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Manx Care saw high attendances at ED, MIU and MEDS during TT fortnight

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Minister due to report back to Tynwald soon

Manx Utilities says proposals are being 'finalised' 

Infections continue to circulate in summer months

The warm weather could increase the chances of an incident happening

Those attending Port Erin event are urged to stay hydrated and wear suncream

Latest vessel to be named after Neil Crowe

The role will now directly focus on the views and welfare of children in care

It will see a new children's play area and an 'urban sports' feature 

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The next general election on the Isle of Man is due to take place in September 2026

Inquest hears Douglas man fell while retrieving items from a friend's boat

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Temperatures expected to rise to 27°C tomorrow for the first time since 2023

New UK research suggests not enough play spaces are available for kids of all abilities

Advice from RNLI as temperature soar ahead of weekend

Fenella Gray is standing for one of the vacant seats on the commissioners

Manx side secured three medals in Guernsey two years ago

Inspired by director's childhood experience during his mum's treatment

Board records £1.2 million deficit over first two months of financial year

Police attending RTC

Manx Utilities needs to make an essential new water mains connection

Manx Radio speaks to Terry's Tato's, Matrix Arena and Gourmet Shakes

Kittens found at separate locations in the Manx capital

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Rising costs linked to acquisition of independent practices

Captain and Manager confident in abilities to take Island Games gold

Five-a-day challenge set by charity Sight Matters 

It follows a £4 million injection into the service last year

Business now on much firmer ground

No by-election as Andrew John Gibson stood uncontested

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But health body says correct processes were followed

Claims made by vice president of Manx charity

RTLC to consider request in the coming weeks

Calls for urgent review of patient allowances

From 9.30am, the area from the Bungalow to the Creg Ny Baa will be closed until 4.30pm

Karl Drinkwater is standing for one of the two seats on the local authority

It's government's first step towards streamlining services through digitalisation

Nine riders eyeing success in Orkney next week

The Big Swim will take place on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September

Hopes to return 'several personal artefacts' to relatives of Sergeant John Quaye 

DoI 'determined to find the right solutions', says minister

Manx Care says it's prioritising children

Officers stopped vehicle yesterday evening

Landmark moment for Manx charity as bookings open for next round of screenings

Allan Bell is calling for communication to be given greater attention

Closed between 9:30 and 4:30

Chris Martin is standing for one available seat on the commissioners

The Bee Gees legend credits Manx folklore for inspiring his lifelong belief in the supernatural

It's been a Manx tradition for more than 1,000 years

Billown event celebrating 70th anniversary this year

Captain Richard Watterson to perform in St John's

Five acts to be promulgated from Tynwald Hill

Replica Spanish tall ship docked in Douglas

MSPCA offers advice after a number spotted in Manx gardens

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'Gaelg Aboo!' to mark the Year of the Manx Language 2026

Raz McVeighty, 'local legend' and Bushy's icon, dies

Isle Listen delivering sessions to 700 year 6 students

Ride out around Billown to pay tribute to racers and supporters

One incident put an individual and operators in 'serious danger'

Report says public sector workers earn nearly £200 a week more on average than those in private sector

Follows discovery of devices containing phosphorus last month

It's for work on the new Living Hope Church building

The tall ship will be in Douglas Harbour until Monday

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Event taking place at The Nunnery

25-year-old handed suspended sentence

Department for Enterprise publishes figures in FOI response

Spotlight on Manx attraction in Seaside Heritage Network's annual competition

Two large roadside trees found to be unstable near Quarterbridge

34-year-old failed to pay a taxi fare whilst intoxicated

The Alzheimer's Society is working in partnership with Douglas City Library

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Celton Manx fined for 15 contraventions of regulatory code

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Former Ayre and Michael representative was first elected in 2016

Final day to have your say on scheme for Douglas and Onchan

Peel event draws 66 attendees as ministers look to future workforce and technology challenges

Family of Station Officer Henry Bertram Kenna honoured 

It was one of the topics discussed at its monthly board meeting

Past champions will help celebrate its 70th

Isle of Man player and partner Marcus Willis made a winning start at SW19

Round of global series being held at Tholt-y-Will this weekend

The replica vessel is in Douglas but has faced logistical issues for tours

55-year-old had a previous conviction from November 2021 for 'an identical offence'

Figures published in response to FOI request

Visitors had to be turned away due to low tides in Douglas

Castle Rushen event draws largest turnout yet, with questions on schools, housing and 20mph zones

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Marinda Fargher says the organisation helps support 'vulnerable' people in the parish

New musical to take to Gaiety stage this Friday

The Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann will use it to support construction of new dental and vision clinic there

Player/manager insists team doesn't want to settle for less

Tickets purchased for today will be valid on any other day

RNLI hopes to have temporary replacement in place soon

Tariffs to rise in light of 'mounting inflationary pressures'

£47,960 in cash found in six large packages concealed under car at Sea Terminal

Performance, training and whistleblowing activity under scrutiny in latest PSC report

Douglas East MHK to urge Tynwald to press on with redevelopment of former school site

Horse trams a recurring theme, while 20mph zones make first appearance in Q&A

'Understand the risks and learn to manage emergencies'

Firefighters called to the scene yesterday evening

Today marks 25 years since the legendary TT racer died 

Former Castletown and Albany member takes on Nuno Borges later

It's as union prepares to ballot members on industrial action 

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Ringo doesn't work on government issued phones

Agricultural contractor says it can be a lonely industry to work in

NAHT to open formal postal ballot next week

Ministers defend progress and outline long-term plans amid public scrutiny

Douglas Central member argues collective responsibility is stalling policy

Vice-chair John Cringle says the local authority will be looking at introducing restrictions to the town

'World's largest unofficial T-rex run' heads west

Lower number of seated spectators noticeable, says President

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

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month