Isle of Man News

Review into Sexual Offences and Obscene Publications Act 'shortly'

Ramsey MHK responds after Commissioner’s controversial post sparks questions over standards in public office

Efficiencies and Change Programme publishes first quarterly report

Vessel left Heysham late overnight

It's taking place at Noble's Park on Saturday

Life member speaks out over 'far from ideal' temporary site

Officers issue update as investigations to carry on until late evening

Mark Lewin was appointed on an interim basis from the 1 April 2025

Manx National Heritage shares update on coastal eatery, closed since 2023

Council pays tribute to 'highly regarded' colleague

The Island's former medical director was awarded millions for winning her unfair dismissal case

Ballawhetstone says it's taken 'immediate and decisive action'

We're told to expect 'generally around 10-20mm'

Local authority wants to build new community centre on tennis courts

Juan Watterson SHK is renewing his calls for budget reform

Lifeboat crew brought the casualty to safety on Monday evening before handing them to ambulance services

It follows a summer of pedestrianisation 

It's reopening its customer counter today

'The loss we all feel is undiminished, but so too is the love we have for him and the pride we have in him'

Hospitality, tobacco and food prices drive increase, while energy costs continue to ease

Weekly clinics to give advice and support on leg health

Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme has benefitted several young people

Artistic wallpaper featuring 200 images celebrates venue's history

Police name victim Kian Broadhead and appeal for information

It will be built on the site of the former funeral directors and florists

Elizabeth Shimmin faces criticism over Facebook post following death of US activist Charlie Kirk

Buses will be diverted via Cronk-y-Voddy

Government releases accounts after first three months of financial year

No permanent home yet for 'Peggy'

Work to improve drainage and resurface highway

Graphic designers say they've seen a decline in demand as a result

Former MHK is calling for changes to how government functions

Drag Brunch looks to appeal to those who don't enjoy late nights out

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Mr Robertshaw believes more public votes would improve democracy

All patients currently waiting are being assessed,

Forecasters warn large waves will hit exposed coastal waves

Lobbying group hope to prompt a firmer stance from Government on Israel-Gaza conflict

Daphne Caine thanks parents and diabetic charity for 'ongoing support'

The survey will close on Wednesday 17 September

DoI plans to being reconstruction of highway next year

Officers contacting and visiting his known associates

Route expected to reopen by 9am

Free tickets available now

Motiv8 reports 26 percent rise in cases as it launches workshop on drug risks

Manannan and later Manxman crossings also at risk

It says it remains 'committed' to providing the information to residents

The operator says the purchase will be funded by profits and additional debt in the next five years

Poignant display of shoes returns to Strand Street today

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Week-long campaign for over 40s ends this weekend

Steam Packet warns two of its crossings could be affected

Fiona Hatton takes up the role at the end of September

Groups have until November to register their interest

Treasury confirms 11 Bank Holidays for the Isle of Man

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Currently, GP's have to review them and sign them off first

32-year-old was on short-term licence after serving time in prison

Decision comes ahead of forecast gales hitting the Island this weekend

Local authority wants to encourage refurbishment on empty houses

Concerns raised amid ongoing conversation in the UK

Latest in run of high-profile gigs including the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury

Money was made available from contingency funds, Treasury reveals

Cllr Devon Watson believes it's 'unfair' that owners of empty homes don't pay

Annual races coming to Castletown tomorrow (13 Sept)

Adam Boyd honours 9/11 victims with 2,977 burpees

Chair rules tribunal can proceed despite application to strike out matter

Jolene Cowell was last seen in Piccadilly Gardens in the early hours of 4 September

30-year-old made 17 failed attempts

Supplier to mark return of face-to-face offering next week

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It's hoped the move will address issues with overcrowding

Bereaved Survivors of Suicide carry lit-up batons across Douglas prom

The event is taking place at Ballakaighan Farm

Wider 9.6 percent increase in total passengers carried to the Island this summer

It's encouraging residents to have their say about the MUA's plans

Facility hopes to be a warm and welcoming place for patients and their families

Juan McGuinness says it 'just feels like another example of Ramsey and the north being second best'

Bird had been all but eradicated on the Calf of Man

Contestants to take on fiery challenges at Onchan Pleasure Park

Constabulary says it has received a 'number of complaints'

Manx Breast Cancer Support Group says it's 'really pleased'

67-year-old also refused to pay his fare

Yellow warning in place for coastal overtopping and inner harbour flooding

Between 2020-24, 68 suicides were recorded on the Island

Badges were awarded by the Lieutenant Governor this week

Government receives independent advice on department expenditure

Minister says it's important government gets it right when protecting landmarks

It was one of the items discussed at its public meeting

Dot & Type transforms range of printed materials

The highest figure for a year was recorded in 2017 with nine complaints 

The incident involved one pedestrian and one vehicle

Currently no ID checks required when arriving by boat, confirms Department of Home Affairs

Minister says DHSC is committed to 'modern, flexible replacement' for Ramsey facility

Coastal overtopping and inner harbour flooding are both likely

Geoff Corkish served in Tynwald between 2006 and 2018

'Connectivity' to be key theme of this month's government conference

Motiv8 reacts to some of the measures being considered by government

It's the second phase of the local authority's replacement scheme

DoI says 'nothing is set in stone' with regards to speed limits

Adam Boyd raising money for Heroes on the Water and The Firefighters Charity

Manx Care says a number of factors have contributed

Political sites, medieval bridges and Victorian railway buildings all feature

Fifteen cases presented to the emergency department 

Manx pharmacies to offer free checks to encourage better health

Forecasters warn to expect 'large high tides over the next few days'

C. I. Travel Group has added child discounts this year

Plans are to reconstruct the road due to its deteriorating condition

Parents raise concerns over lack of information about new primary school dinners menus

Alfred Cannan admits progress on windfarms has been slower than expected

The road between Douglas and Sulby will be accessible at all times

Welfare check carried out after social media appeal 

People can join 'Musical Chairs' over Teams

It's to allow for work on the bridge's hydraulic systems 

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Chief minister says there's work to be done on migration

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New format was announced earlier this week

The alert is expected to be sent to compatible phones and tablets at 3pm

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The moon will rise 'totally eclipsed' from 7.45pm 

It's due to health and the economic climate

Water and slight debris is expected along exposed coasts

Paul Whysall, now 80, abused three boys from the age of 11

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Laura Massaro MBE to work with local players and coaches

It's for work to repair manhole covers

He takes over from Shabana Mahmood

'Eelips' to be unveiled in St John's

The local authority wants to use The Roundhouse for 53 tents

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Chief minister says it's difficult to balance compliance with competitiveness

Martin Malone has travelled to Kent to raise money for Rebecca House

Organisation says it wants to expand Island production

It will run from next week until 1 November

Proposals aim to improve 'a number of anomalies and ambiguities', says minister

'It is not right that complainants should be deprived of their day in court by the unevenness of the playing field'

Worst of conditions expected between 10am and 2pm

New-look programme for 2026 announced this week

Division working to rectify the problem

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Chris Martin hopes the 'Safer Surfaces-Safer Spaces' will bring confidence to residents

Ronaldsway Met Office has published its latest weather report

MHK weighs in after DfE takes on Basingstoke massage company

Phenomenon will be visible in Australia, Africa as well as Europe

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Chair Karl Brew says he has concerns about charging residents for the job

Sponsors sought to help Scran attend the Music for Youth Proms

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Just over half of the 50,000 meters have been fitted since the project began in 2022

It's now urging government to make food security a 'true national priority'

Campaign aims to support local palliative and end-of-life care

38-year-old was convicted for 'identical offence' in 2019

This year 51,560 fans attended the races  

Industry professionals attend Countering Financial Crime Conference

Former committee chair fears government could face another costly case if changes aren't made

'Pragmatic' solution found after Basingstoke massage clinic wins legal challenge

It was one of the topics raised at its public meeting last night

The cost more than doubled across Europe this week

The last day of operation will be Saturday (6 September)

Fast food chain is opening a counter in Ramsey today

Cash prizes on offer for best Lego robot

OFT says many retailers already refuse to sell them to minors

It's after the death of a baby in the UK from whooping cough

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20-year-old caught on video driving with person on bonnet and another on roof

Students returning today (3 Sept) after summer break

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