Isle of Man News

Amber Weather Warning issued

Phishing, fraud, and domain impersonation dominate July and August update

Fire crews called out after neighbour alerted by alarm

The theme was 'collaboration for greater impact'

Department of Home Affairs seeking feedback from the public

Follows Mark Wheeler's resignation from the local authority

MHK to ask Tynwald to establish select committee

The Island's information commissioner has signed agreements with Dubai and Malta

Chance to speak to the infrastructure minister

Craig's Heartstrong Foundation and Cardiac Risk in the Young at Noble's Hospital

Business group warns sharp increase could put pressure on local employers

Figures highlight fall in overall convictions, drop in quick reoffending, but rise in longer-term cases

Government confirms ringfenced healthcare tax won't be progressed

Stu Peters to call for referendum

Could you help out the division?

Treasury minister discusses energy security

Salvation Army says the type of client coming forward has changed over the last two years

Business Leader Forum will be held next week at the Comis

St John Ambulance expedites scheme following 'recent events'

Glenfaba and Peel MHK says it's over a conflict with the North and West Area Plan and Transport Strategy

Joney Faragher is calling for a re-think

Alexandra Delaney-Bhattacharya reacts to news of new National Office for AI Development and Regulation

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Minister also outlined why OAHN report benefits the Island

Mark Wheeler was elected to the board in April 

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Works have included masonry, restoration works and collections maintenance

Serious and Organised Crime Officer responds to claim from UK newspaper

Issues surrounding Manx workers also discussed at Government Conference

Vice-Chair Sandra Cottam-Shea hopes residents went home 'happy' 

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Have a skeet at which words have made the cut...

All eligible employers will now be able to claim government support

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Treasury minister says there's still work to be done to tackle housing shortage

Police say 2025 was another year with no deaths in TT or MGP

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Event's return announced at government conference

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

New homes and border security on the agenda

Around 1,400 thought to be living with a dementia diagnosis on-Island

Motiv8 hosting walking event along Heritage Trail to help those in recovery

Local authority and Pulrose United are in negotiations over the site

If approved, the £1.21 uplift will come into effect from 1 April 2026

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Three-member panel would be asked to report back in March 2026

95 full-time equivalent drivers this year, with nine going through recruitment process

The local authority confirmed some boats need maintenance work

Local authority is urging residents to report incidents to the police

Lobbying group calling on the government to 'send a much stronger message'

Says it's hoped it will be established before the end of this year

Minister for justice and home affairs says review of latest legislation to take place

Manx Utilities carrying out essential work

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Finances, travel and health are all on the agenda

It's for the delivery of a mobile MRI scanner

Fundraiser's 24-hour challenge cut short due to shoulder injury

Chair Anthony Allen says the site was putting staff at risk

DEFA is urging people to remember fly-tipping is a criminal offence

Department publishes transport strategy for 2025-2035

Manx landmarks to be lit up to raise awareness

MHK says those raising concerns should be welcomed rather than ostracised

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Cabinet Office Minister expects town centre living to feature in consultation

All three attend Ballakermeen High School

£26,000 for successful projects

Claire Christian points to student debt challenges while confirming plans to expand nurse training and maintain medical placements

Agreements aim to boost international cooperation on data protection and artificial intelligence

It's hoped to become the home of Douglas and District FC

TUC questions transparency of savings and warns reforms could put staff and services at risk

Officials say public should avoid engaging with impersonator account

The network provider is carrying out planned maitenance

It's to help people understand the process

More than 100 extended holiday requests approved, while 14 declined, figures show

Group says new service cuts make journeys harder for residents and visitors

Union says freight costs and fares must be treated as priorities, not afterthoughts

A decision will be made late-afternoon

He becomes one of the oldest people living on the Island

It's the first flag state to do so

Money being raised for Isle Listen

Free displays and motorcade planned across the Island

His final work is due to be unveiled next month

It will provide an opportunity for people to share their experiences

Mark Lewin expecting 'particular period of change' in next year

A wide range of resources to be deployed

Low-income families are over-represented in services

It was one of a number of issues discussed at Peel Commissioners' public meeting

The residency is supported by £12,000 in funding

It will fund efforts to improve mental health education for young people with learning disabilities 

Accidental death verdict recorded by coroner of inquests

Christopher McBurnie died in Ramsey in May

Infrastructure minister says 'situation will be monitored'

Essential work to get underway at midnight

It's to be laid before Tynwald in October

Russ Foster responds to former MHK's comments on armed policing tactics

Elizabeth Shimmin remains on the board of the local authority 

Officers have received complaints about speeding in school zones

Jason Moorhouse wants to know if social housing tenants will be affected if poles not permitted

Juan McGuinness encouraging people to attend public accountability meeting

It's hoped Treisht26 will make the language accessible to everyone

Today's crossings have been operating behind schedule

It's been adopted by the Cabinet Office and will go before Tynwald next month

Service was suspended in August following US tariffs 

Review into Sexual Offences and Obscene Publications Act 'shortly'

Free digital stamp "sends strong message"

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

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