Isle of Man News

Inquiry to determine when mud build-up was first known and what action was taken 

Fake site using FSA branding could be used to steal personal data, regulator warns

Three police teams surpass fundraising target after walking from Ramsey, Peel and Castletown 

More than £800 raised

Police extend condolences to family and friends of Robert Kissack following tragic collision

Updated parking policy to end five-year suspension of charges for Tynwald members

Successful applicant would be in charge of £370m of taxpayer money

Liverpool voyages unaffected

24-year-old left victim with 'severe burns'

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Treasury minister discusses the challenge of targeting benefits

Healthcare body found to have not complied with data subject access request

Waves to affect coastal roads during high tides on Saturday

Infrastructure minister believes more services would have been affected without dredging work

High street chain bought out by Modella Capital

The local authority claims someone set fire to a bin overnight

It kicks in from April 

Journeys up until 1 April are affected 

Churches Alive in Mann vows to work for protection of the 'voiceless and vulnerable'

But some have concerns about impact of population and private healthcare

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It comes as Prospect seeks immediate release of a four percent pay rise

March marks Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

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Charity fundraising event to take place on Saturday

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Memorandum of Understanding signed between both regions

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Treasury minister says NHS levy could be applied to different form of income

Occupants treated for injuries by ambulance crews

Six candidates are vying for five seats

All five seats have been filled

Four of the current board stood for re-election with once newcomer joining

Three are continuing on their roles on the board

NHS levy wouldn't be introduced until 2027-28 financial year

Drivers are being told to continue driving their vehicles as normal using the petrol engine

A mix of returners and newcomers have been elected

A by-election will be needed to fill the last two seats

Police ask motorists to avoid the area

The scheme will run from March to September

Elections for contested seats are to be held on 24 April

All five seats have been filled

The local authority has not had a contested election since before 2004

Local authority held an uncontested election

Last entry at the MIU will be at 5.30pm ahead of a 6pm closure

Consultation closes today.

'I burst into tears the minute they said "yes".'

Tynwald called for recommendations by March 2021, but report still not seen, says MHK

The union has accepted the pay offer but wants an immediate release of funds into bank accounts

Castletown, Peel, Ramsey and Douglas all have more candidates than seats

It will celebrate French Music 

Manx Utilities chair gives update in HoK

It's not been in place since before the Covid-19 pandemic

South Ward will need a by-election to fill last seat

There are seven seats to fill and eight people have stepped forward for the roles

One new person joins eight returners to the local authority

One of the seats on the board remains empty 

The south ward will see four candidates vying for three seats

Two new people will join the board as three continue

Four people from the last board are continuing with their roles

Five people are confirmed to be joining the board

No contested election has taken place since 2012

All seats have been filled with four returning 

Four of the previous board have chosen to remain on the board

A former chief minister and current chair of the board are among those

Adverse weather forecasts could hinder completion of the work

Election material has been found which 'breaches' the Elections Act

Douglas teams called out on Wednesday morning

MU chair says some at the site itself will have to be cleared if plans are approved

Seats are up for grabs across the Island

A public inquiry will be held for residents to have their say

Memory Lane Games aim to improve the lives of those living with dementia

Bill seeks to prevent those born after 2008 from being able to buy tobacco products

There'll be an increased police presence in the area throughout the day

Alfred Cannan denies sudden departure of Andy Ralphs damages his administration

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MHK behind bill welcomes progress on legislation

Follows widespread criticism that clauses were being introduced without local authority knowledge

Organisation wants more officials to grow the women's game

The Assisted Dying Bill 2023 can now be signed and sent for Royal Assent

The government body has issued advice to those affected

Bill now needs to be signed before being submitted for Royal Assent

The final delayed report under Kate Lord-Brennan's tenure is released

Health minister asked for list of achievements in Tynwald written question

Patricia Hillas will pour the first pint at the event

One in ten are diagnosed with the condition 

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Alfred Cannan responds to question in the House of Keys

Government's CEO to leave his office for the last time on 31 March

Elections are scheduled for 24 April

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From July, Island candidates will find it more in line with the UK test

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LegCo turns attention back to amendments

It comes after a cat died from eating a hyacinth

Annual 21km walk raises awareness of Down's syndrome

Twenty-one questions tabled for oral answer

The head of the Department for Enterprise will take over from April

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Nurses recently voted in support of strike after rejected 4% pay increase

Vessel's marine evacuation system is being tested in Douglas Harbour

Jimmy Cubbon says handling of Market Square by DOI is to blame

The incident is believed to have happened in the late morning in the area of the Verandah

Public invited to share views on effectiveness of governance model introduced in 1986

Creators of Rum Baba's warn more businesses could close due to rising costs

Magistrates tell 43-year-old he's narrowly avoided jail

Minister responds to campaign against Draft Area Plan for the North and West

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MHK says government should be further along in Island Plan target

Maintenance costs and abandoned vessels among reasons for higher fees

Police believe purpose-built facility will provide 'fantastic' support

Work facilitated by grant from the Henry Bloom Noble Healthcare Trust

Teeth is the theme for art competition which is open to all 

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Chief minister says he has to respect CoMin's collective responsibility

Designation would protect eelgrass beds off Laxey

Destination First launch first resident sentiment survey

Unemployment rate falls from January to February

On 27 March, the facility will shut in the late afternoon

73-year-old also accused of indecent assault

Four mural boards have been created by local artists for the town

29-year-old ordered to compensate retail outlet she stole from

Charity to celebrate its 20th anniversary next year

Award is given to those who have made an 'outstanding contribution' to the capital

Individual found deceased within premises in Douglas

Bungalow to Creg Ny Baa will be closed 24/7 from 31 March until 26 April

Roads to close a test event takes place at Bramley Moore 

Most breaches came in 30mph zones

Consultation forthcoming as Island moves from 'opt-in' to 'opt-out'

18-year-old fined £750 after guilty plea

"You may see some smoke" says Manx Utilities

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Minister says it's a shame backbenchers blocked mandate debate

Hearing in front of Judge of Appeal to take place in June

Six-metre section of newly resurfaced road 'does not meet the Department’s standards'

Rate stands at 2.6 percent with 'restaurants and hotels' the largest category increase

It's hoped to take place by Bottleneck Car Park in Douglas

Consultation asks whether charges should be introduced

Publication has been stalled numerous times despite pressure from backbench MHKs

"I think it should be forgotten about"

Afternoon Loganair flights from Ronaldsway affected

Charity 'continuing conversations' with Manx Care

Deadline to submit feedback is today

Board member Madeline Kelly hopes the scheme will bring more flowers year on year 

Creators of Rum Baba's bid 'difficult goodbye' to Parliament Street site

Tim Crookall reflects on four months in role

Lawrie Hooper says solution to social housing issue must include local authorities

Make sure you’ve got your best joke prepared!

'There is no intention to penalise users who have no access to banking services'

19-month custodial sentence for former Ballakermeen staff member

Occurred at Bunyu Island Anchorage, Indonesia in June 2022

Almost half have at least one mobile classroom

Changes to antenatal and adoption appointments forthcoming

Eight MHKs failed to support efforts to discuss controversial mandate and operating plan

Increases in line with changes announced in the UK

Commissioner Juan McGuinness believes there's a 'disconnect' between it and local authorities

Manx Care issues statement on social media

World Social Work Day marked at Noble's Hospital

Five years since restrictions were brought in on-Island

Event marks anniversary of city status

Isle of Man Railway's 2025 timetable begins

38-year-old will be sentenced at Court of General Gaol Delivery

Marown Memorial Playing Fields Committee says it can't afford to run it

Annual Braaid Eisteddfod taking place this weekend

Hearing diarised for June

11 passengers onboard during collision with crane

RAF's Aerobatic Team's display on 5 June

Politicians vote to postpone motion in Tynwald

Road surface temperatures expected to fall close to or below freezing

Road in south of the Island has now reopened

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Public sessions being held on Island later this month

Patient allegedly returned to waiting room after treatment had started

Police confirm it's happened near Ballakeighen Corner

25/26 uplift part of three year agreement, says health body

DOI Minister says situation opens up questions about function of local authorities

Gary Clueit supports greater transparency but questions the urgency of reform proposals

But document was met with scepticism from backbenchers

Facility will be taken over by government and operated by Ramsey Town Commissioners

Public Health issues handwashing reminder

Anyone planning to stand as a commissioner or councillor has until 26 March

Starting salaries for junior officers increased by 16% last year

Author says Greek kitten 'Vangelis' saved them from fires

Manx Deaf Society hosts 'Hearing Off, Awareness On' event in Douglas

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MHKs critical of lack of detail

Party says supposed processing times are 'a reflection of how poorly data is held within government silos'

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Minister discusses recent grounding of Manxman

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'Mr Loophole' believes ruling could prove damaging to the Island

Ramsey commissioner speaks as site to enter DOI control

MHK asks whether previous 4% offer could be increased

DoI to take over management of site from April

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Claire Christian confirms Manx Care is set to meet to discuss the service on 1 April

Charity's chair pens open letter to Tynwald as document casts doubt over future funding

Application submitted on site of former facilities

Planners have backed a scheme to redevelop the airport garage

MHK welcomes assurances, but believes funds would be better spent on patients

Delays reported as engineers undertake 'safety-critical' work

Manx Care Mandate hits parliament floor for debate

Nearly double the number of children will be able to attend under new plans

Residents safely evacuated property after alarm sounded

Free evening of talks to be held in the Villa Marina's Promenade Suite on Thursday

Demand to travel stronger now than pre-Covid

Marcus Andrea recognised for his creative and technical hairstyle

Health officials in England warned Manx Care its decision was inappropriate and urged a notice period to prevent disruption to patients

Julie Edge hopes the end of NHS England will lead to a conversation over Manx Care's future

New signage will be installed to raise public awareness

Ex-chief minister says he was told to prepare for 2,000 deaths 

Government opens consultation as number of 'complex requests' grows

ACU says work is essential to allow this year's races to go ahead

'My motivation is to show we're still here' - Annie Kissack

70 percent of balloted members are prepared to strike over pay

New View believes it can help those out of work due to mental ill health return to the workplace

Today's and tomorrow's services affected

Planned protest cancelled amid reassurances from DHSC about the frequency of breast cancer screenings