Car Batteries Will be Sent Off Island
A long-standing problem of exporting damaged vehicles and car batteries has been progressed following work with the Steam Packet and Mezeron, a Tynwald
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Government Refuse to Release UK Response
The government has refused to release the letter in which the UK government said it could not recommend royal assent for the Assisted
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Harrison Ready To Go
Nathan Harrison says he is primed for this year’s TT after a measured performance at Oulton Park #Isleofman #isleofmanTT
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Review Leads to Delay For Waste Strategy
The publication of a new 10-year waste strategy has been delayed after the infrastructure minister ordered a fresh round of consultation with local
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Candidate Backs Opposing Windfarm
Lonan ward by-election candidate James Hewison has pledged to oppose the construction of the offshore windfarm, saying he is “100 per cent behind
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Bus Depot Will Need to Move
The DoI will need to move its depot to introduce electric buses, with the site being earmarked for sale as a new site
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Council Calls on Govt to Finish Horse Trams
The local authority that sort to axe the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway has called on the government to get on with reinstating it
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Airport Radar System Out of Service
The airport’s primary radar system was taken out of service in November 2025 after performance deteriorated beyond repair, Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall has
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No Right to Know Who Gets Jobs
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas has confirmed that employers are not required to tell an unsuccessful local applicant whether the person who got the
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Amendments Tables to Assisted Dying Bill
Dr Alex Allinson has tabled a series of amendments to the Assisted Dying Bill after the UK government declined to recommend royal assent.