Digital ID launched for alcohol purchases
Residents will now be able to use digital forms of identification (ID) when purchasing alcohol on licensed premises or from off-licences. Digital Connect
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Building Control ban for fossil fuel systems in new builds
All plans for new buildings and extensions containing fossil fuel heating systems that are submitted after January 1, 2024 will be refused by
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Politics
Manx Electricity, Water & Sewerage charges to rise again
Following the December sitting of Tynwald, the Manx Utilities Authority has confirmed an increase of the Island’s electricity, water and waste-water charges. The
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Ramsey RUFC offering girls training sessions
Ramsey Rugby Club are looking for more girls to join the club with the hopes of competing in the UK. The club offers
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Statement issued by Chief Minister following drink driving allegation
The Chief Minister, Alfred Cannan has issued a statement following a number of “ill-founded speculative stories” that he had been driving after drinking.
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Curtis heads to Vegas for IBJJF Nogi World Championships
Manx woman, Hayley Curtis, is set to compete in the Featherweight Division of the Nogi World Championships in Las Vegas this coming weekend.
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Tesco acquisition of Shoprite to create over 100 new jobs
Retail giant Tesco says 107 new in-store jobs will be created following the acquisition of Shoprite stores on the Isle of Man. The
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Morning flights out of Ronaldsway delayed
A number of flights have been delayed at Ronaldsway this morning due to staff sickness. Isle of Man Airport said the airfield would
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Dr Ranson speaks to BBC Radio 4
The Island’s former medical director, Dr Rosalind Ranson has spoken to BBC Radio 4 on the impact her employment tribunal has had on
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Politics
Second reading of bill to remove the Bishop’s vote backed by 14 members
In yesterday’s (December 5) House of Keys sitting 14 members voted in favour of the second reading of a Constitution Bill that would