College Union Calls For Action
The University and College Union has called on the government to resolve staff concerns over workload and the erosion of agreed working conditions
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DoI Looking Again at QB Plans
Long-discussed thoughts about redeveloping the Quarterbridge have been revisited by the DoI, the minister has confirmed #isleofman
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Education Gap Laid Bare
A Tynwald select committee has found a "substantial and persistent" attainment gap between children receiving free school meals and their peers in secondary
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Marina Problems Continuing
Peel Harbour faces a significant problem after planning refusals left dredged silt with no approved disposal site, and the marina requires dredging again
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Airport Needs Major Cash Injection
Ronaldsway Airport requires a significant capital investment running into tens of millions of pounds, with ageing air traffic control equipment and a severe
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The Curious Tale of a Badger
A remarkable exchange over whether an Oxford legal expert once lived “as a badger” briefly interrupted Tuesday’s assisted dying debate #isleofman
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Patient Spends 24 Hours in A&E
Health Minister Claire Christian has described “extremely challenging conditions” in the emergency department, including a patient waiting more than a day to be
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Ravens’ Chair & Vice Stand Down
FC Isle of Man has announced that Gill Christian and Lee Dixon are to stand down from their roles as Chair and Vice
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Another Twist in Assisted Dying Bill
The outcome leaves the Assisted Dying Bill's fate uncertain as the clock ticks towards the general election #isleofman
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Hospital to Be TT Ready
Manx Care’s operational plan for this year's TT 2026 is on track to be signed off, the Minister for Health and Social Care