Isle of Man News

Man asked to send gift card to MHK from scammer

Over 800 people affected in Q1 2025/26 as reporting nearly doubles compared to last year

The figure covers 2022-2024 and 2025 to date

Some home owners told to pay to upgrade their infrastructure

Winds reaching up to 50mph are expected today

But sectors like Manx Care and the police saw increases

Andrew Gibson hopes to keep improving what's already in the village 

John Knight returning to UK for personal reasons

An electrical fault has been blamed for the blaze

Deemster's comments come during Douglas man's sentencing

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Sarah Maltby called for Treasury to include Public Rights of Way in 2026 Budget

Stanley Road and Walpole Road will also become two-way throughout

The local authority is considering a 'family friendly' site for the fortnight next year

It's so tree works can be carried out

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New MWT member says Island has a real understanding of nature's impact on wellbeing

Average sale price just over £358,000

Fifty people lost their lives in 1973 leisure centre blaze 

Fears of 'contaminated batch' as people attend A&E at Noble's

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Programme combines professional qualifications, academic learning, and workplace experience

Isle Listen and SportErin join forces for September event

Owners of Victory Cafe moving onto pastures new

Phases Four and Five near completion as seating and layout improvements continue

It's due to adverse weather forecast

Enterprise minister insists 'clear structures' in place

Decision comes due to 'changing market realities'

Douglas Grant says small businesses are key to economic resurgence amid global volatility

French Bulldog collected from UK in 'emergency rescue'

It was one of the items discussed at its July public meeting

Local Authority says surveys highlight availability during peak times

Friday's planned closure no longer required

Section of road to be worked on 'has seen five injury collisions in the past three years'

The Liberal Vannin Party says it's a 'valuable' resource for the community

It's been closed to the public since the start of the year after suffering storm damage

It's as MNFU calls for more food eaten here to be made here

Nigel Godfrey targeted by hateful emails and phone calls after 'display of solidarity'

Individual was conscious and talking following early morning callout

Isle of Man products recognised once again by the Guild of Fine Food

Charmaine and David De'ath recall events of 4 August 1991

But MHK questions transparency of disposal process

Registered keeper 'no longer has the bike'

DOI says it's 'due to a combination of factors'

To complete some outstanding works including drainage improvement 

Teenager will next appear in Court of General Gaol Delivery

Facility currently unable to accept rubble, soil and ceramics

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£21.3m from income tax will go towards reserves 

Manx Taxpayers' Alliance publishes petition

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MWT chief exec says development and farming can co-exist

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Board member Katryna Baptist keen to see small projects 'drive traffic' to the town centre

Cycling challenge in memory of Dan Kneen to return to Jurby this weekend

Rob Callister and Julie Edge say they're both 'disappointed'

Proposed submission to be made by the end of the month

Douglas East member previously called for government to take action

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Committee chair confirms report is on the way

Road will close in the Autumn for surveying

EU countries will not accept passports issued more than 10 years ago

Customers urged not to click on suspicious billing links and report emails to authorities

It was unanimously approved by the planning committee

It was one of a number of matters dealt with at the public meeting last night

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Members on Island to engage with senior leaders on the Island 

Firefighter Blake Kelly is MGP 2025 newcomer

Final decision on Tuesday's sailings no later than 5.30am tomorrow

Minister confirms new poles part of wider residential speed limit rollout, with school-specific signage still to follow

Tynwald Commissioner for Administration finds several instances of maladministration

Heavy goods vehicle driver escapes serious injury

Emissions down, bills reduced, and payback period potentially ahead of schedule

Tim Johnston to issue apology to Tynwald members

Union says 'we can certainly do a lot better' than just six percent of food being produced locally

Engineering works required following incident

Steam Packet to issue further update later after 48 hours of cancellations

The education minister insists there are advantages to schools sharing leadership

Closures on the Mountain and in the west

Follows a 'technical issue' impacting Manannan

Teams provided advanced treatment on scene before airlifting patients to UK

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Current climate change plan due to expire in 2027

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Alfred Cannan argues 'substantial' number of homes built during his administration

It's now using a new 'kerbsider' vehicle to support its operations

The Southern District Agricultural Show continues today

Compassionate miscarriage support enhanced at Noble’s Hospital

Manx culture shines at Llangollen Eisteddfod.

It's been closed for seven months whilst 'remedial works' are carried out

35-year-old was on police bail at the time 

Weather expected to stay dry and bright!

More than 240 applications received in past year

It was put on by Stage Door Entertainment

Industry body concerned lack of opportunities for trainees is 'an economic crisis in the making'

Alfred Cannan blames slow release of government land by some departments

Race sign taken from Stadium Corner

Missing Chihuahua found safe and well

Pan pan broadcast received on Thursday morning

Chair Keith Dalrymple wants views which are 'complimentary and critical' of the town

TT lap record holder gives update on injuries sustained at this year's event

Douglas crews called to Marine Drive yesterday evening

Aaron Burchael and cocker spaniel Charlie exploring the Isle of Man

Family-friendly event running across today and tomorrow (25-26 July)

Orrisdale Farm hosts first show of the summer

OFT investigates after parent raises concerns

DoI confirms services have since resumed in full

New Higher Education Centre to be development at Homefield Road facility

Affected residents have been notified by letter

Store owner has stopped selling blades to those under 21

Charity hopes to remind people it's there to help 24/7

Board member Juan McGuinness says it will give current and future tenants 'certainty'

Designed to integrate new players into the sport's culture

Twenty put forward to politicians in St John's

It says the area is in a 'poor condition' and will be replaced

Simon Tull due to arrive on Island this evening (23 July)

Organisers hold event ahead of anniversary later this year

283 people registered out of work last month

Manx Care is asking people not to attend either clinic at Noble's Hospital

The statue was set to be erected on land beside Tynwald Hill

One family looking to sponsor their son

Alf Cannan says it's been a priority for CoMin in the past 6-12 months

But organisation shares concerns over new median-earnings approach 

Facility to be built in car park of Dukes Avenue site

But wider 'Transport Strategy' will outline works to promote walking and cycling

Two levels of funding made available to help children with AEN access early education

14-year-old Christopher McBurnie died from a stab wound in May

Consumer Prices Index recorded at 2.6% for second month in a row

FSA CEO says Island is committed to meeting international standards

Juan McGuinness said he thinks the 'end game' is to make it pedestrian bridge

Head and deputy head were seconded to other areas of DESC a year ago

Policy introduced by Department of Education,  Sport and Culture in January

Charity says demand is high during school holidays

Longer schedule 'takes pressure out of it' everyone

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Mannin Art marks occasion with 'unique' new art trail

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