Episodes
The increase in water rates, the rebranding of an inter-Celtic festival, and a clampdown on UK registered vehicles.
The possibility of e-cigarettes for prisoners, continuing debate over the future of the old courthouse in Ramsey, and the Island’s minimum wage.
Taxi patient transfer services, the potential sale of the old courthouse in Ramsey, and a drop in the economically active population.
A ban on headphones for the Parish Walk, work permit exemptions in hospitality, and charges for electricity, water and sewerage.
An increase in the tax cap, the return of Miss Isle of Man, and humanitarian aid for Syrian refugees.
A transport interchange for Ramsey, funding for the health service and compulsory boat insurance.
The plausibility of the Island taking in Syrian refugees, the future of the Meat Plant, and DNA profiling for dogs.
Border checks, the Island’s birth rate, and weekend roadworks.
Accommodating cruise ships, a bid to reform the Island’s abortion laws and parking on Douglas Promenade.
Disposing of silt from Peel Marina, a social media row over a bus ticket, and reporting drivers who text at the wheel.
A dispute over the protection of the TT brand, a call for a review of how national services are funded, and concerns over frontline staffing levels at Noble’s Hospital.
The enforcement of disability discrimination laws, fines for poppy wearing, and the Island’s voice in Brexit preparations.
Traffic calming measures in Braddan, the possibility of a sugar tax, and the on-going horse tram saga.
Shortening the horse tramway, a central resident record, and giving priority to cyclists at left turns.
Disc parking in town centres, the standing of the Classic TT, and free train and tram travel for pensioners.
The local authority housing funding gap, entertainment venues catering for the needs of those with disabilities, and incentives to bring Manx students back to the Island.
Overhauls to the work permit system, efforts to repair, restore and reopen the Queen’s Pier in Ramsey, and does Government need a database to help select island jurors?
Retail choice in Douglas, community buses, paying for the maintenance of church buildings, and the election of a new American president.
The regulation of sugar, pensioner concessions on the heritage railways, and protecting the Island’s fishery.
Manx Gas standing charges, a ruling over a cake, charging for the clear up after a charity event, and dogs in the countryside.
Possible progress with the Douglas Promenade refurbishment, concessions for pensioners on the Island’s heritage railways, and the Island’s future drug and alcohol strategy.
TV licences for the over 75s, the new ministerial line-up, and the possibility of body-worn cameras for Isle of Man police.
Road works in the Island’s capital, departmental roles for Leg Co members, and the regularity of fit for work assessments.
Government pay rises, what do we expect from our new MHKs, and should the Isle of Man introduce M.O.T tests?
Voter apathy at the general election, staying calm behind the wheel, and attitudes to smoking.
Motorists giving cyclists enough room when over taking, cannabis for medicinal use, a clampdown on using mobile phones while driving.
A look back at Talking Heads - week ending 9th September 2016
The potential corporatisation of the Villa and Gaiety, inconsiderate parking, and paying the BBC licence fee.
Responsibility for keeping the Isle of Man tidy, air services to and from the Island, and the proposed sale of the horse tramway stables.
The sale of surplus horse trams, the TV licence fee for the over 75s, and deterring people from using mobile phones while driving.