Isle of Man News

25-year-old Sagar Joon given three years and five months and given exclusion order

Answer to MHK shows delivery rates ranging from 42% to 83%

Display will still be going ahead at 7.30pm 

New figures show a 70 percent increase in complaints, with both government and the health ombudsman calling for continued focus on staff values and patient engagement

But treasury minister promises 2026/27 Budget will look at ways to relieve some of the pressure

Lawrie Hooper, mover of Private Members Bill, reacts to developments with Bishop's vote

Treasury minister says rates have already been agreed

Owners of Gaia on Lord Street issue statement 

It was one of the topics discussed at its public meeting last night

Douglas City Fireworks Display planned for this evening

Event hosted by the Manx Language Network at Noa Bakehouse in Douglas

Peel micropub to return five weeks after closure

More rain is forecast overnight after flooding today

Warning in force from 8:30pm tonight until 1am on Thursday

Tim Johnston questioned over new rate impact in House of Keys

Alfred Cannan says breaches are considered on a case-by-case basis

NatWest International offering family-backed mortgages

The Isle of Man Constitution Bill 2023 now moves to its final stage

Infrastructure minister says no options are currently being progressed

It will remain shut until 1pm

The Legislative Council set to receive a report setting out a warning from the Church of England, and vote on the future of the Bishop's vote in Tynwald

Treasury seeks someone with experience to take ferry operator forward

Officers are also assisting in the area

Church warns future of Manx diocese could be at stake

Strong south-southwest winds and high tide may cause minor flooding

DESC chief officer says keeping pupils with additional needs in mainstream classrooms is the preferred option

Twenty-one questions put forward for ministers to answer

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Second phase of social housing project due to cost £13 million

Aimee Ford crowned 'Wedding Cake Artist' in Birmingham

DHSC to meet with stakeholders to determine next steps for residential home

Tricia Hillas says she wanted to share her story publicly as grief can feel 'very isolating'

Isle of Man Energy undertaking repair works in Ramsey

Strong winds to combine with high tide

Isle of Man Farm Shop Company to bring 'iconic building back to its former glory'

Treasury and Enterprise the focus of several HoK questions following recently approved rate increase

Government says post-event reviews and feedback surveys are driving long-term improvements and economic benefit

High tides expected to cause waves and debris along exposed coastal routes

Business owners urged to attend meeting to discuss impact of rate increase

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Group says progress in one area doesn't work if others are being left behind

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Visiting farmer says the industry needs the enthusiasm and energy of young farmers

There'll also be a 12-month review of the rollout in Port St Mary

Cooish offers Island-wide events for all ages and abilities 

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Island's finance sector to be reviewed next year

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Health minister says there's a lack of evidence routine prostate screening improves outcomes

Cabinet Office Minister says applications remain within four-year limit for commencement

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Review expected to be completed by June next year

Passport, Immigration and Nationality services to be shut on 7 November

'Local Economy Forum' formed to challenge government policy

Local authority says the School Hill site would be 'ideal'

Future trammer's name revealed on final weekend of the horse tram season

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Minister Christian says work is also underway to deal with winter demand

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MLC says the area needs jobs, not just houses

Sewer infrastructure cleaned following complaints about smell

Department ordered to revisit request after wrongly refusing to confirm existence of conflict-of-interest records

Air regulator says unexpected displays risk dazzling pilots

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Business group's president says local issues should be left to local authorities so MHK can focus on long-term strategy

Residents can discuss 'issues or concerns' with an officer 

10 of the 30 vehicles stopped had issues with lights or other minor faults

Several crossings pushed back due to later than originally scheduled arrival of Manxman

Warning issued by DEFA but no restrictions imposed

It starts at 7pm

MLC says existing schemes ‘not fit for purpose’ as debate over representation continues

Over 250 bikers carry wreaths to Staffordshire 

Lawrie Hooper believes matter has been 'fully explored' through recent report

It was previously rescheduled to Sunday but will now move

Final total of funds still being calculated

Manx Care announces new partnership with Language Line Solutions

People can expect to see artifacts that aren't yet on display

Manx Radio meets the homeowners going an extra spooky mile with the decorations

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Advice issued ahead of Hop-tu-Naa night

IOMPO says price rises are necessary to keep up with falling demand for traditional mail

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'Complex but important' bill receives second reading in House of Keys

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DHA issues statement after 25-year-old pleads guilty

A Tynwald committee says taking away the Bishop of Sodor and Man’s right to vote could prompt the Church of England to review the Island’s diocesan status.

Manx Care confirmed the majority of fire incidents were false alarms

The Steam Packet Company says there could be further disruption

Over £2million lost on the Island through reported scams in 2024

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It's after House of Keys accepted series of amendments to standing orders

Officers carrying out roadside checks as part of 'Operation Uplift'

Manx Menstrual Movement has been calling for Island-wide provision since forming in 2024

Government assessment identifies 'number of emerging threats'

Final decisions will be made tomorrow

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Commissioner says the public doesn't always understand what local authorities are required to provide

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Minister questioned on works carried out there

Joney Faragher says move will bring IOM in line with other jurisdictions

Hearing held into controversial clause which authorities say could give DOI 'carte blanche' powers

A few simple steps can make a big difference

Motorists asked to use alternative route

Merger with Jersey Telecom announced last week

Deja Brew will be on hand for refreshments and Pawtraiture will be taking photos

Kirree Kermode believed to be first female VP

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Alex Allinson says no commercial arrangements have been made in relation to Cair Vie

Extra weekend sailings to be affected as fenders adjusted

Treasury Minister says outstanding balance is being 'managed'

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Health Minister says access to appointments has improved over the last year

Access from waterfall down to the beach restricted

Ray Harmer believes if introduced it could have a 'significant impact' on residents

Jurby farmer says government red tape is slowing change, as MHK points to proposed reforms under Justice Bill

Owners submit planning application to turn it into an annex

Consultation responses reveal widespread concern over commercial sensitivity, costs, and workload

Twenty-two questions to be asked as members return

Douglas East MHK to ask for leave to introduce private members' bill

Facility includes therapeutic spaces and accessible bathroom facilities

Bryan Kneale's 'Eelips' installed at St John's

Sea conditions encountered were significantly rougher' than those forecasted

£1.4million spent as older vehicles retired

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MHK says those without bank accounts mustn't be discriminated against

Those in the south will be able to submit views from next week

Experience to launch in June 2026

There's been mixed reaction since the news dropped

Rolling closures on A3 until Wednesday

Outgoing LPO Carol Hunter retire from role after six years

'After Hours' to discuss drinking habits

Regular updates help maintain public trust and manage crises effectively, says IC

It follows a Tynwald decision to increase the Island's minimum wage by 9.9%

That includes unpaid fees from Cube’s 2023 TT contract, as well as late payment penalties added before the debt was formally registered.

It's from the Beinny Phott Junction to the Creg Ny Baa

Daphne Caine attended the public meeting organised by the commissioners

The charity will host pop-up services across nine locations on the Island from next week

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The hourly rate will rise from £12.25 to £13.46 from April next year

The additions coincide with the rebrand of UCM's word-based and integrative studies degree

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One company, with a licence, has planning permission for a facility in the south

The department says Manx Care’s £15.6 million shortfall highlights weaknesses in financial governance

Body warns the shift will mean businesses will have to face 'really harsh choices'

One extra hour in bed

Last day will be 31 December 2025

Treasury minister says meeting the living wage has been a goal for years

Dr Michelle Haywood says some routes could become normal services, where capacity allows

It was one of a number of issues discussed at its monthly public meeting

Alex Allinson responds to concerns over GDP and GNP figures

Labour Market Report shows 273 people registered out of work in September

Telecommunications company gives details of 2026 project

Features Manx items on loan from the British Museum 

Hourly rate will rise to £13.46 from 1 April

Parents to be given flexibility to share up to fifty weeks of leave in a child’s first year

Tynwald backs call for fresh look at the topic

Isle of Gelato to move to Laxey

Smoke reported during morning hours 

Debate follows release of government guidance discouraging disclosures to media or politicians

Proposal rejected but will be put forward for combined vote in November

Residents had their say about MUA treatment works plan at public meeting

Dr Alex Allinson said it's up to local authorities to mitigate any changes 

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Chough decline linked to weather

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Ean Parsons leaves after four years

Senior residents share their view on the Island's "safe" reputation

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare