Isle of Man News

It's the 'busiest time of the year for our health and care services'

Racing set to continue in the south of the Isle of Man

Financial Services Authority says payments were not linked to enforcement action and were made within budget constraints

Final inspection due this morning, with one-way system in place from Ramsey to the Creg Ny Baa

Firearms unit deployed as police investigate isolated incident on Albert Road 

Runner tackles 183 miles and 70 climbs to Corrin’s Tower in week-long endurance effort 

Chris Garrett's remains have been escorted home to Peel

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Weather set to take a turn this afternoon

Claimants need to register with Isle of Man Government Online Services

Calls for chief minister to withdraw 'unacceptable' remarks failed to gain support

Councillor believes it will need a joined up approach with government to tackle the problem

A social media video claims poor ventilation is leading to mould

Daphne Caine cites commercial sensitivity and privacy concerns over external school assessments

Mann Made Festival launches today (23 May)

The route will be shut from 9.30am until 4.30pm

Motorists do not need to take any action if they see the signs light up between 7am and 7:30am. 

Route has been subject to repairs at Brandywell Corner

It says a start date to the works will be announce in due course

Sessions to be held in Peel and Port St Mary

Three days of action at Billown marks start of Manx road racing season

FSA found IPSL had considerable gaps in control framework and understanding of risk

System allows the clerk of the course to instantly signal a race stoppage

Professor Tim O'Neill joins the department on a 12-month secondment

Bookings already being taken for 2026

It wants to build a construction compound on a recreation ground on Ballanard Rd

At least 600 volunteers needed for each session of racing fortnight

Guenther Steiner described the TT as one of the greatest races in motorsport 

Lawrie Hooper claims the current swimming pool funding system is 'inequitable'

Members divided over language, conduct and culture in heated debate on parliamentary standards

Manx Utilities gives update on long-awaited project

Applicants must have substantial financial experience

Douglas Central's Ann Corlett has long campaigned for 20mph in her constituency

Minister faces Tynwald questions on new measure

Michelle Haywood says it's not fair to label it a 'blanket ban'

Timeline presented to Tynwald

Gary Thompson heading into 13th year in charge of event

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Derek Crellin served on the local authority for 25 years before retiring in March

New senior manager says discussions with producers going well as IOM Meats works to 'restore trust'

Comedian is gearing up for his first show on the Isle of Man since getting the all-clear

Onchan MHK challenges government’s phased rollout of speed restriction

The charity is expected to close at the end of July

Author has been giving evidence to a Tynwald Select Committee on the topic

Childminders mistakenly told to pay for commercial waste

Dan Clague is a descendent of the owner of John Clague & Son Ltd

Structure outside Sea Terminal features Archibald Knox designs

Jailed robbers must pay within three months

Authorities maintain ‘readiness to act’ as risk remains low but not eliminated

Issues arose from scheduled shutdown of the system

DEFA faces questions on food security in Tynwald committee session

Charity to shut in July despite government funding deal, citing £100,000 annual shortfall and unsustainable long-term model

One person reportedly entered north Bradda mines

Darren Hope was chosen following re-election to the local authority in April

Members prepare to get May's sitting underway

Eight ships to visit Island for the first time this year

Planning committee gives green light to major Douglas scheme, but affordable housing deal is yet to be finalised

Head of Manx Fish Producers' Association welcomes UK announcement

Patient airlifted to UK hospital

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Walter Wannenburgh confirmed he will not open a new inquest 

The document revealed the public sector has grown by 500

Tynwald set to debate its future following continued criticism of the proposals

Local dad Richard Little says the estate's pub has better equipment than the council park

A fault was identified yesterday that reduced screening capacity

Video edited after public backlash

FEDECRAIL contingent impressed by Manx heritage railways

Passengers told to allow more time to get to departures

Situation escalated when 19-year-old was physically removed 'in the first instance'

Large majority of them have excellent or good chemical classification

Emergency services respond to incident on Whitebridge Road

Two firefighters and a member of the public died in the blaze in Bicester

They provide information about the risk of coastal and river flooding

Marc Morely was first elected in a by-election on 2016

'Our pursuit for justice continues'

Decision follows campaign by victims’ families and lawyers who argued the original inquests were flawed and key evidence overlooked

Prolonged campaign has sought to re-open case

Anticipated to remain shut until approximately 7pm

Quarterly workforce report shows trend towards more frontline roles

Event aims to showcase projects highlighting how the Island balances development, wellbeing and environmental protection

It aims to improve opportunities for child development

Julie Edge says a lack of formal announcement suggests officials are not fully behind findings ruling out a new Manx university

Package was intercepted at Isle of Man Post HQ in Braddan

Anyone with information is urged to contact 822222

NAHT says some school leaders are being suspended 'without cause'

John Whittaker in at number 96

Members of the Tynwald Youth Select Committee say there could be a simple answer

MWDW says a positive start to sightings could mean a turnaround for low numbers in recent years

Says 'concerns stem from a matter that has been under discussion for some time'

Changes like fixing leaks and shortening showers could help conserve water and protect the environment, says utility provider

Sinking is still subject to an ongoing criminal investigation in Italy

38-year-old agreed to sell drugs on to keep in dealer's 'good books'

The new features will be available through the government website

Senior NAHT figure says he will not stand by and see school leaders 'forced out and left crushed'

Changes to incorporate latest UK guidance

Steven Crellin was elected and sworn in at a formal ceremony this week

Lamara Craine hopes newly elected people won't be 'ground down' by hate online

DESC considers options to strengthen UCM offering, but rules out new university for now

Meanwhile temporary 30mph speed limit to be lifted

Northern Irishman was on the Isle of Man for the Pre-TT Classic Road Races

Blazes in Douglas and on a railway embankment prompt fresh calls for caution amid dry weather conditions

GPs from Ballasalla, Castletown and Southern Practices to attend training

25-year-old was arrested after police found voice messages from her on Snapchat

Milenco by Padgett's Motorcycles vehicle stolen just two weeks out from TT

Tim Crookall took on the new position in November

25-year-old hid 58.4g of the Class B drug in an ice cream tub

John Wannenburgh fielded questions on Earystane & Scard project this week

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Top nurse says more time must be spent with patients, not in meetings or behind screens

Peter visited his 384th Wetherspoons today (14 May)

It's seven times larger than the trust's next biggest nature reserve. 

Wetherspoons 'The Conister Arms' officially opened by the Mayor ahead of the TT

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Hannah Mackenzie and Barbara Guy were elected as chair and vice chair respectively 

Government to consider announcement as part of wider policy review

Executive Director of Nursing says gynaecology care is being restructured to reduce unnecessary inpatient stays

'Significant changes' from 4 June

Charity says the decision to shut in July has been very hard

Cregneash bus route was scrapped last year because it wasn't 'financially viable'

Operator of SBOBET and SBOTOP removed from GSC licensee register

Manx National Heritage apologises as drainage issues continue

But average prices appear to have fallen

MHK seeking figures from infrastructure minister

Assurance it's not just another layer of management 

Committee seeks public views on education, training, and why so many young adults leave the Island

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MHKs to quiz ministers in 17-long question paper

Riders risk fines and licence points, with authorities reminding parents of the legal implications for children

More than 6,200 residents now waiting to be allocated to a dental provider

In force from 4pm today until 4pm tomorrow

A new dedicated area is to be created for Athol Garage

Operational plan for road racing event due to be finalised next week

It's part of Learning at Work Week 2025

Jason Moorhouse urges pause and reassessment of onshore wind project after millions spent on consultancy fees

Riders face a 30-hour journey to take part in Island's road races

The Crowther Clinic will focus on joint and headache pain relief

Calendar Girls The Musical is based on the 2003 film of same name

He's been described as 'a great friend and boss'

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Around 50,000 people are expected to visit for the racing fortnight

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DEFA hoping to install more recreational activities at Archallagan

61-year-old Stephen Hands succumbed to his injuries in hospital.

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Fraudsters using fake profiles to lure victims with ‘too good to be true’ offers

Experienced specialist to help strengthen Island’s defence against emerging financial crime risks

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Tim Glover warns the Island is not taking tourism seriously

It's the latest addition to Douglas City 

The new facilities will expand support for local children and families

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month