Roads closed due to weather conditions
A number of roads have been closed whilst the Department of Infrastructure deals with numerous fallen trees and other weather related issues.
Castletown man remanded in custody
A man charged with unlawfully killing a 60-year-old man from Ballabeg has been remanded in custody.
Man charged with Castletown murder
A 45-year-old man from Castletown will appear in court today charged with murder.
MHK slams public transport deficit
The Department of Community, Culture and Leisure has a ‘Rolls Royce’ attitude to public transport.
Police search for missing teenager
Police are appealing for help in finding a missing 15-year-old girl.
User Agreement discussions continue
Discussions about the future of the User Agreement are taking place between government and the Steam Packet Company.
Technical hitch for Hutchy?
There is a chance that a technicality may thwart the long awaited TT comeback of Ian Hutchinson next year.
Changes to Manx work permits
Changes could be made to make the Manx work permit system more modern.
Conflict of interest for MHK
A Castletown MHK who resigned from his departmental position says it was due to a conflict of interest.
New bribery legislation to be introduced
New legislation to strengthen the Island’s ability to combat bribery will be brought in next month.
Sailings cancelled due to gales
Today’s sailings have been cancelled due to the forecasted severe gales.
Competition legislation progressing
The Office of Fair Trading is moving forward with the development of new legislation which legislates business competition.
Drivers asked to slow down near Marown Primary
Motorists in Glen Vine are being asked to take more care around the area of Marown Primary School.
Productive discussions continue over BA route
The government and BA CityFlyer are engaged in ‘very productive discussions’ over the future of the London City route.
Zero tolerance approach at hospital
Noble's Hospital has a zero tolerance approach to violence and aggression towards staff in A and E.
DCCL functions to be split
With the Department of Community, Culture and Leisure set to be dissolved attention is now moving to who inherits its various functions.
Police investigate scrap theft
Police are investigating after two rolls of lead were stolen from a building site in Lower Foxdale.
£5 million needed for new training facilities
The Island’s engineering and construction industries are set to be heavily invested in with the creation of new training facilities.
Tourism industry flourishing says MHK
The tourism industry is continuing to make a valuable contribution to the Island’s economy.
Child Safe scheme launched in town centre
A new scheme has been launched to help reunite children with their parents if they get lost.
Police confirm identity of body found in Castletown
Police have now confirmed the man found dead in Castletown over the weekend was 60-year-old Ballabeg man Neil Edward Roberts.
Manx eMotorcycling team in global race
An Isle of Man-based bike racing team will be competing with electric bikes in the FIM eRoadRacing World Cup.
Rescued fisherman taken to Noble's
A fisherman had to be rescued last night after falling overboard.
Plans for a smaller and stronger government unveiled
One government department will be dissolved and two more joined together in an effort to create a smaller, stronger government.
Ronan resigns from department position
Castletown MHK Richard Ronan has resigned from his position within the Department of Social Care.
New planning system to give people a voice
People who have issues with planning will now be able to have their voices heard.
'Manx Swallows' to help cancer patients
A new support group has been launched for people with head and neck cancers.
User Agreement to be raised in HOK
The Island’s User Agreement, budget deficits and PR work are among the range of topics which will be discussed in the House of Keys this morning.
MHK has more questions about care homes
Numerous questions about the future of residential care homes on the Island will be asked today.
Health and social care staff get pay award
Around 1,500 health and social care staff are set to get a pay award of over £400.
DCCL to go as Chief Minister unveils new plans
The Chief Minister has today unveiled radical proposals set to streamline government.
Two arrested on suspicion of murder
Police have arrested two people on suspicion of murder after a man was found dead in Castletown.
Chief Minister says change is coming
The Chief Minister says he endorses many of the comments made by an MHK regarding a major overhaul of government.
Multiple reasons for not supporting plan says Treasury
Plans for major redevelopment on Cambrian Place in Douglas were blocked for a number of reasons.
Buy local for ease says OFT
Buying locally this Christmas should be at the forefront of everyone’s mind.
No updates to Flybe situation
There has been no further news from Flybe in light of the airline's decision to close its base at Ronaldsway.
Is Chief Minister doing too much?
The Island’s Chief Minister is trying to do too much for too many people.
Bus driver tribunals adjourned
Unite the union and bus drivers have been accused of being ‘woefully unprepared’ for an employment tribunal.
Anti-money laundering deal signed with Japan
The Isle of Man has signed a new agreement with Japan in an effort to stamp out money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
Land swap committee to meet again
More information about the failed Kirk Michael land swap plans will be unveiled today.
Man found dead in Castletown
Two people have been arrested after the body of a man was found in Castletown.
Outstanding issues with Cambrian plan says Minister
The Infrastructure Minister says plans for development on a key Douglas site did not demonstrate value for money.
Tax work should be recognised says Chief
The Chief Minister says the importance of the Island’s commitment to tax information exchange cannot be understated.
Government defends refurbishment work
Refurbishing a government building is part of creating a more targeted approach to service delivery.
MHK wants complete structure change
An MHK is calling for a radical overhaul of the current model of ministerial government that’s been in place for the last 26 years.
Firefighters called to pub fire
Fire crews attended a pub yesterday morning after a 999 call reporting fire and smoke logging.
HRH Princess Royal to visit Island in January
Buckingham Palace has announced that Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal will visit the Isle of Man in January.
Water problem after burst pipe
Some people in the Douglas area are still experiencing discoloured water following a burst pipe last night.
Police seek pedestrian
Police are appealing for a pedestrian who was involved in a collision on Wednesday to come forward.
Concerns over protection of hospital staff
Is there enough protection in place for staff working at Noble’s Hospital?
Hundreds to benefit from Santa's Little Helpers
Hundreds of children on the Isle of Man will benefit from a Christmas present campaign.
Open day at health clinic to mark World AIDS Day
The sexual health clinic at Noble's Hospital will hold an open day on Saturday to mark World AIDS Day.
Pizza Hut open for business
The management behind the newly opened Pizza Hut are asking for the patience of the Manx public as they find their feet.
Burst water pipe affects supply
People in some parts of Douglas were left without water for hours last night.
Campsite could generate thousands
A temporary campsite at the NSC over TT will generate a five figure sum for government if approved.
Job losses at Island firm
On Island optics and photonics operation CVI has announced the closure of its factory with all staff set to be made redundant.
More help needed after newsagent robbery
Police are renewing their appeal for help following a robbery at a Douglas newsagent.
Campaigner wants community use for phone boxes
A campaigner leading the fight to save six traditional phone boxes says she wants to salvage them for use in the community.
Camping plans for NSC
A temporary camping area could be created on the sports track at the NSC.
Motorists warned about car crime
Motorists are being warned to lock up their vehicles or risk having them targeted by thieves.
Victim Support service praised
The Island's Home Affairs Minister has praised the services provided by Victim Support.
DCCL could be abolished says MHK
An MHK for West Douglas has suggested a government department should be abolished.
Passenger numbers up at the airport
The number of passengers travelling through Ronaldsway Airport increased last month by over five per cent.
Phone boxes not making enough money says MT
Keeping a number of rural telephone boxes in operation on the Island isn't economically sustainable.
Santa Dash records are off due to roadworks
Runners are being urged to sign up for this year’s Isle of Man Bank Santa Dash.
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