Sarah Kelly Steps Down as Manx Lottery Trust Chair
The Manx Lottery Trust has bid farewell to its longstanding Chairman, Sarah Kelly, who has retired after a decade of service. #isleofman
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Young Fundraiser Raises £1,400 for ManxSPCA
Charlie, a supporter of the ManxSPCA, raised an impressive £1,404.50 by designing and selling 3D animal models. #isleofman
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Conister Confirmed as Royal Show Sponsor
Conister Bank has been confirmed as the Headline Sponsor of the 2026 Royal Manx Agricultural Show, extending a partnership that began in 2017.
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DHSC Unable to Provide Data on Capacity Assessments
The Health Minister has said her department cannot provide figures on how many people in health or care settings have been assessed as
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Festive Letter Initiative Supports Rebecca House
Collister Administrative has donated £115 to Rebecca House Children’s Hospice following its annual Personalised Letters from Father Christmas campaign. #isleofman
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Fire at Amenity Site
Both the Fire and Rescue Service and site management believe the fire was caused by marine flares that had been discarded in general
Business
New Head of Marketing at FIM Capital
FIM Capital has appointed Tim Shallcross as its new Head of Marketing, Sales & Business Delivery. #isleofman
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More Than 1,200 Abortions Carried Out Since 2019
More than 1,240 abortions have been carried out on the Isle of Man since the Abortion Reform Act came into force. #isleofman
Manx Weather
An Ok-Ish Weekend
It'll be an 'ok-ish' weekend as today is lovely and tomorrow is a bit miserable, but not awful! #isleofman
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£9.3m in DoI Staff Costs Revealed for Manx Care
The Department of Infrastructure has spent £9.3 million on Facilities Management staff supporting Manx Care since 2021. #isleofman
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Politics
No Extra Revenue for Footpath Improvements
The DoI Minister has confirmed there is no additional revenue funding in the 2026 Budget for the Footpaths, Bridleways and Green Lanes recommendations.
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DEFA Delays Meat Plant Report Response
A written answer on Meat Plant reports, originally due this week, has been postponed without explanation, as Julie Edge MHK calls for full
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No Fixed Timescales for Reviewing Test Results at Noble’s
The Health Minister said test results are handled under clinical governance arrangements rather than a single set timeframe. #isleofman
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Temporary Suspension of Prom Walkway Parking
Temporary parking on the Loch Promenade walkway will be suspended from 5pm to ensure pedestrian safety during Douglas City Council’s evening drone display.
Manx Weather
Another Good Day
Another fine and sunny day today, and feeling quite warm again in the light winds (we can already taste the beer gardens). #isleofman
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Royal Park Homes Bought for £1
Six houses in Royal Park in Ramsey were bought by the DoI for £1. #isleofman
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Ship Registry Receives MV Derbyshire Award
It is awarded in recognition of outstanding contributions to maritime safety and seafarer welfare. #isleofman
Sport
Primary Schools Cross-Country Championships
A superb turnout saw 150 boys and 145 girls tackle two laps of the upper park, producing competitive racing across the board. #isleofman
Sport
Castletown Close in on Runners-Up Spot After Laxey Win
Castletown came out on top in a tight match at Laxey & District Rifle Range in the latest round of the Rifle Association
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Around 1% of Vehicles Untaxed
The DoI Minister said current enforcement data suggests that around 1-2% of vehicles being driven on the island are not taxed. #isleofman
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Nearly 150 Social Security Cheques Still Uncashed
The Treasury Minister also confirmed that 23 people currently have more than one uncashed cheque. #isleofman
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Govt-Owned Companies Have Almost No Staff on Min Wage
A series of written has revealed that only a handful of employees across government‑owned companies and public bodies have been earning minimum wage.
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MNFU Warns Island’s Food Security is ‘fixated on imports’
The MNFU says Tynwald is overlooking Manx farmers and leaving the Island’s food security exposed. The union warns local producers are being pushed
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State Owned Radio’s Subvention Increases
According to figures in the Pink Book, Manx Radio's subvention will rise to £1,388,000 for 2026. #isleofman
Manx Weather
Another Sunny Day
A sunny day today with light winds and temperatures rising once more to 14°C. #isleofman
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Farmers Renew Call For Tougher Dog Control Laws
The Manx National Farmers’ Union says sheep worrying remains a serious and growing threat, with new surveys showing repeated attacks and weak enforcement.
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Be Prepared For Emergencies
The next Isle Be Ready event will take place at the Roundhouse on April 23 from 3pm until 7pm. #isleofman
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Office of Human Resources Staffing Costs Rise to £6m
A written answer has disclosed that the Office of Human Resources wage bill has risen to over £6million. #isleofman
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MHK Wants Transparency on Quay Objections
The DoI Minister has been asked how many objections were lodged against the West Quay Flood Defence and Highway Refurbishment Scheme in Ramsey.