Plans to develop a ‘live fire’ training facility in the Island are progressing well.
Approval’s been granted to locate the service – used to stimulate real-life emergencies - at the back of the Energy from Waste Plant.
Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson will seek approval for £607,000 to be spent on the project in Tynwald in June.
Isle of Man Government welcomes Middle East ceasefire
Israel and Lebanon have agreed a three-week pause in fighting
Police warn school leavers underage drinking has 'serious consequences'
Year 11s set to go on study leave over the next week
Gas supplier provides reassurance amid ongoing global market volatility
Isle of Man Energy expects any price rise in June to be 'modest'
Farmers in race against time after freight backlog in Heysham
Concern for crops and animals after delays to feed and fertiliser deliveries
