Manx Care: There Are Jobs for Manx Nurses
Manx Care has "totally" refuted a claim that it cannot offer Manx trainee nurses jobs on island #isleofman
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What to do With an Old Phone Box?
Arbory and Rushen Parish Commissioners is exploring plans to adopt the decommissioned red telephone kiosk at Colby Bridge. How do you think it
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Chief Visits Aerospace Factory
Fear not, the irony that there are no direct flights between Ronaldsway and Northern Ireland is not lost on us #isleofman
Politics
Why President Let Minister Swerve Question
The President of Tynwald has explained his decision to allow a minister to decline answering a question about school validation costs, citing the
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Emily Aces Assessment
Ramsey Lifeboat Station has celebrated yet another success as crew member Emily passed her rigorous Tier 2 assessment #isleofman #RNLI
Business
FSA Issues Fraud Warning
The Isle of Man Financial Services Authority (IOMFSA) has issued an update to its public warning over a fraudulent entity impersonating licensed firm
Politics
Will Resident Ever See Crossing Installed?
Citing a 90-year-old Mylchreest Court resident who "honestly thinks this is never going to get done", KLB questioned why core budgets couldn't cover
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AG’s Chambers Growing
The number of employees in the Attorney General’s Chambers rose from 75 to 87 between March 2024 and March 2025 #isleofman
Business
Is Jersey’s Government Primed to Buy MT?
Sky News claims the bid is being backed by private equity firm CVC Capital Partners #isleofman
Manx Weather
Temperature to Climb into the 20s
☀️ It's gonna hit 22c today as some fine and dry weather sweeps the island 🏝️ #isleofman
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Ex Chiefs Split on Cabinet Office Growth
Former Chief Ministers Tony Brown and Howard Quayle have offered sharply contrasting views on whether Cabinet Office's expanding role helps or hinders effective
Politics
Homeless Charged for TT Accommodation
Some homeless individuals placed in DoI accommodation during the TT were required to pay rent, but an MHK says they were only told
Business
New Tenant Sought for Tea Rooms
A tenant is being sought for the popular Bride Tea Rooms, which closed its door last year #isleofman
Sport
Rutter Back Home and Recovering
Road racing star Michael Rutter is recovering at home after suffering multiple spinal fractures during this year's second Supertwin race #isleofman #isleofmanTT
Politics
Was it Chaos Before CoMin?
The Isle of Man's ministerial system of government has been robustly defended by two former Chief Ministers #isleofman
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Chairman Contradicts Minister’s Account of Meeting
The DoI Minister told Tynwald that commissioners were "massively supportive". But the chairman has now said 'it would be accurate to conclude the
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Self-employed Could Lose Benefit Access
People who are wholly or primarily self-employed will no longer qualify for Employed Person’s Allowance if new regulations are approved by Tynwald next
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Island Compliant on Fighter Jet Exports
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has defended the sector’s strategic role, highlighting its alignment with NATO and support for Ukraine. #isleofman
Sport
Tackling The Parish From Down Under
Two university friends from Australia have arrived on the island to take part in this weekend’s Parish Walk #isleofman
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Should the Chief Minister Ride a Harley?
The Chief Minister has defended the government’s communications strategy for TT visitors and joked that maybe in future years they should be welcomed
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Immigration Must Balance Security and Economic Needs
The government has unveiled plans to tighten immigration rules while introducing measures to attract skilled workers. To incentivise returning Manx workers, a 'Welcome
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Police Record Further Drop in Crime
The Police have recorded a 10% reduction in crime for 2024/25, marking an 18% overall decline since Chief Constable Russ Foster took office.
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19 Months on, When Will the Tiles be Fixed?
The ongoing saga of broken tiles at the NSC's swimming pool is unlikely to be resolved by the time schools start the new
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Tynwald Asked For £15.3m DHSC Top Up
The DHSC has requested a £15.3m supplementary vote from Tynwald to cover a budget overspend by Manx Care #isleofman
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Windfarm Will Need Tynwald Green Light
Manx Utilities’ proposed onshore windfarm will require Tynwald approval for a capital bid, the Treasury Minister has said #isleofman
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Has Government Missed the Boat?
Chris Thomas has suggested the government may miss its own deadline to alter the Sea Services Agreement #isleofman
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Does The TT Schedule Need Changing?
A Manx politician has asked whether the current TT schedule is right for the event's future. Tim Glover cited two years of weather
Politics
Axing Dept Pay Labelled ‘nonsensical’
Former Chief Ministers Tony Brown and Howard Quayle have strongly criticised Tynwald's decision to stop paying MHKs and MLCs for serving in government
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‘Unprecedented’ Litter Collected at School
Hundreds of plastic bottles, sweet wrappers, and food packaging were discovered by Beach Buddies volunteers during a clean-up at St Ninian’s Lower School
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Does Treasury Have Too Much Power?
Former Chief Ministers Tony Brown and Howard Quayle have raised concerns over the Treasury’s outsized influence, calling for legislative changes to rebalance power.