Stop Fly Tipping in Our Town
Fly-tippers have been warned they will face action after household furniture, van seats, and "a large number" of bicycles were dumped in Ramsey
Isle of Man News
Politics
Bus Strategy Coming Soon
A new bus funding strategy is "a long way into development," according to the DoI Minister #isleofman
Business
Planning
Sport
Road Tunnel Proposed for Golf Course
As part of its plans to host the 2029 Island Games, the Comis Hotel & Golf Resort has submitted plans to install a
Isle of Man News
Cops Receive Over 40 Parking Complaints
The Police received 43 calls related to parking offences between January and March, the Justice Minister has told Tynwald #isleofman
Sport
Plans For New Home of Manx Cricket
The Isle of Man Cricket Association has submitted plans for a state-of-the-art cricket centre at the former Panelcraft building on Carrs Lane, Tromode
Politics
MHKs to Pay for Parking From Next Month
Tynwald members will likely start paying for parking again from next month. The charging was suspended during the pandemic #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Police Investigating Weekend Incidents
Police are investigating a series of incidents which happened around the island over the weekend including damage to a boat and an incident
Isle of Man News
Heritage Festival to Return in July
The Manx Heritage Transport Festival will return this summer celebrating 130 years of the Snaefell Mountain Railway. There will be events across all of the island's heritage
Isle of Man News
Road Closures for Stud Works
A series of weekday daytime road closures will be in place on the Castletown to Douglas road from Tuesday #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Prison Workshop Recognised by City & Guilds
Great bit of synergy! The new Ellan Vannin Skills Centre at the Isle of Man Prison, has received official accreditation from City & Guilds. Lecturer
Isle of Man News
Dingy Goes to Aid of Paddle Boarders
Three paddle boarders were rescued by a dingy today as they risked being taken out to sea in Laxey Bay #isleofman
Sport
Club Pays Tribute to ‘big brother’ Keir
"Keir was instrumental in our two promotions over the last 10 or so years. He changed the way we trained and the way
Isle of Man News
Return of Parent Craft Classes Welcomed
The Manx Labour Party leader, who recently met with the head of midwifery, said she was "really pleased to hear that they intend
Isle of Man News
The Ramsey Raft Returns
Ramsey's floating raft is back in the sea just in time for the bank holiday weekend #isleofman
Business
FSA Hits Firm With £1.9m Fine
The Financial Services Authority has hit RL360 with a £1.9m fine after identifying breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing rules #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Politics
How Many Homeless Beds Are Being Provided?
The Keys will hear how much has been spent on providing beds for the homeless next week #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Mountain Closure Extended
The Mountain Road will remain closed overnight after fault with the asphalt manufacturing plant slowed progress on resurfacing #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Pay Up! Island Owed Thousands in Hospital Bills
Non-residents still owe the island £139,229 from unpaid hospital bills, the health minister has revealed. The vast majority is from one outstanding invoice
Planning
New Plans Submitted for North Quay
A long-awaited redevelopment plan for part of Douglas' North Quay has been submitted with significant revisions, namely excluding the former Newsons buildings #isleofman
Isle of Man News
£11m Flats Opened
The former nurses home, now called Thie Clag, has been officially opened after its £11m refurbishment by the Manx Development Corporation #isleofman
Isle of Man News
Captain Teare Sworn in
The Lieutenant Governor has sworn John Teare in as the new Captain of the Parish of Bride. Congrats to Captain Teare! #isleofman
Isle of Man News
French Ruling Should Force Rethink
Opponents to the proposed wind farm at Earystane say a ruling by a French court should be forcing a rethink from the government
Manx Weather
A Little Cooler, But Still Bright
The temperature will reach up to 14c and the sea will be a nice 10c so if you're heading out down the beach,
Politics
MHKs Back Reproductive Rights Reform
The Keys has unanimously backed the second reading of the Reproductive Rights Bill, a major overhaul of the island’s laws on assisted reproduction, surrogacy,
Sport
Tributes Paid to ‘Driving Force’ Kevin
The Joey Dunlop Foundation has paid tribute to Kevin Quirk following his passing, describing him as the "main driving force" behind the charity’s
Isle of Man News
Over £3m Spent on Windfarm Consultants
Manx Utilities has so far spent more than £3.1m on consultancy fees for its onshore windfarm project, an FoI request has revealed #isleofman
Isle of Man News
MSPCA Saddened by Outcome
The ManxSPCA says its staff "tried desperately" to prevent Charlie, a young American XL Bully-type dog, from being euthanised #isleofman
Sport
TT Barriers Pinched
Several yellow barriers set out for this year’s TT appear to have been taken, Highways Services has said #isleofman #isleofmanTT
Isle of Man News
Politics
No Evidence of Corruption at Town Hall
Ramsey Commissioners says no evidence has been found following allegations of corruption within the authority #isleofman
Politics
Fishing and Agriculture Grants to be Adapted
DEFA has proposed changes to its Agriculture and Fisheries Grant Scheme (AFGS) to improve flexibility and encourage new entrants to join the sectors