7 November 2026
Champion House, Tromdoe, Isle of Man IM4 4RL
Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.
Isle of Man News

Corporate Tax Return Deadline Looms

If a corporate taxpayer is late submitting their income tax return, they may be liable to a £250 penalty. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News Travel

‘This simply isn’t good enough’

A member of the public has called out the government for the "disgraceful" situation that occurred at Ronaldsway Airport on Sunday evening.

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Emergency Road Closures in Place

If you're driving around the island today, you may want to take note of some emergency road closures that are in place. #isleofman

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Sport

Manx Runners Dominate Lancashire Champs

A large Manx contingent travelled to Lancashire Cross-Country Championships in Burnley on Saturday with many dominating their classes. #isleofman

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Business

Business to Shut Over Winter Due to ‘tough climate’

The Boathouse Eatery in Ramsey has made 'the toughest decision' to close its doors for the rest of the winter. #isleofman

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Manx Care Withdraw Planned Nursing Associate Course

A Nursing Associate course helps bridge the gap between Healthcare Assistants and Registered Nurses. #isleofman

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Manx Weather

A Nice, But Cloudy Day Ahead

Tomorrow will then be a dry day, bright at times but with quite a lot of high cloud cover. #isleofman

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Manx Weather

Gales Incoming!

Just when we thought we were safe the gales are back to whip us into winter shape (for me anyway, as dealing with

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Isle of Man News

Fluoride Applications to Start in Primary Schools

The programme will be delivered by the Smile of Mann team every six months and will be offered to all children from Reception to

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Business

Marie Recognised For Outstanding Contribution

Marie Hainge, Chair of the AILO Legal and Regulatory Committee and Legal and Regulatory Officer at Utmost Group, has won the 2025 James Ball Award.

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Isle of Man News

Council Confirms Festive Collections

Its confirmed changes to refuse and kerbside collections, opening times for Council facilities, and details of the annual free Christmas tree recycling initiative.

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Business Isle of Man News Video

WATCH: The Damage Will Seep in Like Rising Damp

Manx.News spoke to the Local Economy Forum who discussed job losses, tax credits and what the future holds for workers with the minimum

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Manx Weather

A Lovely Day, Finally!

We are in for a fine and dry day with sunny intervals and a moderate to fresh south-westerly wind. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News

The BIG Book of Magical Manx Tales Launches

Packed with imagination, folklore and heart, the book showcases the stories and illustrations of island youngsters with all proceeds from sales in aid

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Sport

Dodgeball Championships to Return

Following the success of the inaugural Isle of Man Dodgeball Championship earlier this year, the event will return to the courts of the

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Isle of Man News

Daniel’s Law to Come Into Force Next Month

Most adults will be considered to agree to being organ donors unless they record a decision otherwise. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News Politics

Minister Says Those Against Net Zero Have Been ‘corrupted’

Dr Michelle Haywood MHK believes that many opponents have been 'corrupted' by the fossil fuel lobby. #isleofman

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Manx Weather

Dry Start, Wet Afternoon

Dry and bright at first this morning but outbreaks of rain will develop later in the afternoon, possibly turning heavy at times. #isleofman

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Business Isle of Man News Politics

Minimum Wage Has Increased by Over 60% in Five Years

If imposed, the minimum wage will have increased by over £10,000 since 2021, a percentage increase of 63.15%. Due to little movement in

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Manx Weather

Bram Brought 74mph Winds to Island

The Met Office confirmed that the recorded gust of 74mph is the fourth highest gust since January 2016. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News

Audiology Drop-in Clinics Suspended

Due to safety concerns arising from overcrowding, all Audiology drop-in clinics have been suspended with immediate effect and until further notice. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News

MIU Moves to Noble’s

To support patients, St John’s Ambulance will operate a dedicated shuttlebus between Ramsey MIU and Noble’s Emergency Department. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News

Students Raise Over £1k For Diabetes

A non-uniform day at King Williams College raised over £1000 for Diabetes Isle of Man. #isleofman

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Isle of Man News

Christmas Tree Recycling Returns

The service has been running for over 12 years, during which almost 7,000 trees have been collected and over £100,000 raised to support

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Progress Being Made at Ramsey Cottage

Martin Ward works have been completed, allowing Manx Care to deliver some services from the newly refurbished ward. #isleofman

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Moody’s Highlights Labour Shortages a ‘structural challenge’

The latest Credit Opinion Update report from Moody's highlights that labour shortages remain a structural challenge faced by the island's economy. #isleofman

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Manx Weather

See Ya, Bram!

With Storm Bram behind us, we can expect isolated showers and sunny intervals today, with strong southwest winds and top temperature of 12°C.

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Isle of Man News Politics

Tynwald Asked to Not ‘dilute’ Farmers Petition

MNFU launched the petition after a statistic was released that only 6% of the food purchased on the Isle of Man is produced

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Equipment Damaged at Roundhouse

The Roundhouse's football net was damaged on Monday evening after being thrown over a bin. #isleofman

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Construction Industry Warns of ‘unavoidable consequences’

Construction Isle of Man warns that a 10% increase will result in 'unavoidable consequences' within the construction industry.

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