Economic Minister to be grilled on local skill shortages
The Minister for Economic Development will be asked to identify what areas the Island is experiencing skill shortages in.
Dwina Gibb asks for donations to Rebecca House Hospice
The wife of Robin Gibb has made a global plea which looks set to greatly benefit a local charity.
Economic Policy Review Committee to hear from Treasury Minister
The Treasury Minister is set to give evidence to the Economic Policy Review Committee.
Ramsey League of Friends donate £358,000 to Cottage Hospital
A major donation has enabled the refurbishment of the old Andreas Ward at Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital.
Jobs to go at Manx Gas
It’s expected that up to 15 jobs will be lost at Manx Gas as the company is to undergo restructuring exercise to improve efficiencies.
Flybe plane makes emergency landing at Ronaldsway
A Flybe plane was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon.
Garden Party bigger and better than ever!
The finishing touches were put to the Garden Party’s line up last week, with indie rockers The Charlatans unveiled as the Saturday night headliners.
Much loved TT rider killed in North West 200
A road racer known and respected by local racing enthusiasts was killed on the last day of the North West 200 event.
Robin Gibb dies aged 62
Bee Gee’s star Robin Gibb has died at the age of 62.
Look Ahead Project to benefit people affected by hair loss
People who are affected by hair loss as a result of chemotherapy or medical problems are being encouraged to take advantage of a new service.
Council to take hard line on chewing gum litter
Douglas Borough Council and the UK chewing gum action group are pairing up to launch a high-profile anti-chewing gum litter campaign.
Housing review deadline extended
The public have an extra week to get their feedback returned on the Housing Review Consultation.
Chief Minister in retail development dilemma
The Chief Minister has sent a strong message to the public saying we can’t have the luxury of both a vibrant town centre and an out-of-town one-stop retail development.
The Charlatans confirmed for Garden Party Saturday night
The organising team behind the Garden Party have today unveiled the full line up for the Saturday.
Motorist sustains serious injuries following road traffic collision
A motorist is in hospital with serious injuries following a road traffic collision which occurred in the early hours of this morning.
Communication Commission proposals aim to reduce mobile phone costs
The Communications Commission has published proposals for consultation aimed at bringing down the price of mobile phone calls.
MEA address store closure questions
The MEA have published a list a questions and answers designed to shed more light on the impending closure of their retail outlets.
Witnesses sought to two vehicle collision
The public are being appealed too following a two vehicle collision earlier this week.
New legislation will strengthen police powers says Minister
New legislation could be introduced to help strengthen police powers in an effort to combat serious organised crime.
Police concerned about missing man
Police have said they are very concerned for the welfare of a 36 year old man who has gone missing from the Douglas area.
MMC to co-operate with DED over MGP changes
After weeks of public disagreements, the MGP and Economic Development have issued a joint statement saying they will work together in the best interests of the event.
Promenade proposal to be put before Treasury
David Cretney has told 3FM that a proposal is to be put before Treasury as major work on Douglas Promenade edges nearer.
Kayaker aims to set record for paddle around Britain
A kayaker from the Isle of Man is attempting to break the speed record for the circumnavigation of Britain.
Roads still being repaired from harsh winters of 2009 and 2010
The Infrastructure Minister has said he is pleased with how repair works are progressing on the Island's roads ahead of TT 2012.
Overview of TT entertainment published
A list of the entertainment highlights for this year’s TT has been published, promising much of the same.
Cavendish settles for 4th following pile up
Mark Cavendish has had another sprint finish marred by a pile up in the final moments of stage 11 in the Giro D’Italia.
Chance to find out more about fostering
The head of fostering on the Isle of Man has told 3FM that being a foster carer can be a very rewarding experience.
TT road closure details revealed
Details regarding the road closures for this year’s TT have been released by the Department of Infrastructure.
All time high for Parish Walk entries, but target not reached
Entries for the Parish Walk have come in just over 400 people shy of their intended target.
This year's Walking Festival in full swing
This year’s Walking Festival has attracted more than 150 people to the Isle of Man.
Robin Gibb unable to speak as his recovery continues
The Sun newspaper is today reporting that Robin Gibb has not been able to speak after coming out of his 12 day coma in April.
School week reductions have been seriously considered
Education and Children Minister Peter Karran has not ruled out a reduction in the school week if further budget cuts are needed.
Nursing teams conduct workshops for sixth form pupils
Workshops have been conducted to three sixth form high schools by the nursing team at Noble’s Hospital.
Manx meat won't return to Tesco shelves before June
It will be the end of June at the earliest before Manx meat is returned to the shelves in Tesco, it has been confirmed.
Small business scheme welcomes 1,000th client
A scheme which helps local people set up new businesses has welcomed its 1,000th client.
Famous illustrations on show at Family Library
A travelling exhibition which showcases a number of original artworks from a famous children’s author is currently on the Isle of Man.
New lighting scheme at Snugborough
The MEA has installed its first major LED street lighting scheme on behalf of Braddan Commissioners.
Jess excited ahead of Olympic dream
A Manx-Danish athlete has told 3FM about the moment she discovered she had been officially accepted to compete in this summer’s Olympics.
Dozens of MGP protesters gather outside Tynwald
A protest has been taking place this morning outside Tynwald.
MEA warn public about hoax calls
The MEA have issued a warning to the public with regards to a series of hoax phone calls currently doing the rounds.
Cavendish misses out on win following another pile up
Mark Cavendish had his chances of bagging a third win in yesterday’s stage 9 of the Giro D’Italia blighted by a multiple rider crash.
MGP supporters to stage Tynwald protest
Supporters of the Manx Grand Prix are expected to gather outside the House of Keys this morning (Tuesday) to voice their concerns over changes to the event.
Minister to ask for Tynwald approval on money already spent
Tynwald will today (Tuesday) be asked to approve a spend of £405,000 on repair work to the cliff face at Ballure.
Accreditation for organisations giving children a voice
Organisations in the Isle of Man which give children a voice can now be assessed for a quality accreditation by local evaluators.
Final live music event ahead of The Garden Party
The organisers of The Garden Party have organised a Silent Disco as the final live music event in the festival build up.
Island's police force granted top award
The Island’s Deputy Chief Constable has told 3FM how pleased he is that the police force has been recognised for investing in its staff.
Health Minister praises wound initiative
The Island’s Health Minister has praised an updated initiative which aims to improve how patient’s wounds are managed.
Last chance to sign up for Parish Walk
Anyone wishing to take part in this year’s Parish Walk has until midnight tonight (Sunday) to sign up.
Public asked to help protect marine environment
An appeal has gone out for local people to play their part in helping to protect the Island’s marine environment.
Island's police force first to be granted IIP award
The Isle of Man Constabulary has become the first police force in the British Isles to be awarded the Investors in People Gold Award.
Updated Scope of Government report published
A supplementary report which looks at the scope of the Manx government and the budgetary rebalancing strategy has been published.
Island to gift customs boat to Sierra Leone
The Island’s customs boat is setting sail for a warmer climate after being gifted to Sierra Leone by the Isle of Man Government.
BA says London route is its only focus
The commercial manager of British Airways has told 3FM that the airline is pleased to be returning to the Isle of Man after five years.
Government launch new unified marketing campaign
The Isle of Man Government has revealed a new unified marketing campaign to promote the Isle of Man as a business hub.
Partnership on the lookout for street performers
Douglas Development Partnership is urging artists to come forward to book their pitch for the coveted TT period.
Steps to re-introduce Manx meat to Tesco in place
Isle of Man Meats has confirmed it is taking the necessary measures to ensure Manx meat can once again be sold at the Tesco store in Douglas.
Risso's dolphins spotted near Calf of Man
The Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch has reported sightings of around 10 adult Risso’s dolphins near to the Calf of Man over the last two days.
Fire crews remove car roof to extract casualty
Fire crews spent an hour cutting a casualty from a car yesterday following a road traffic collision in Port Erin.
Appeal for new foster carers to come forward
A new appeal has gone out to find people who could be potential foster carers in the Isle of Man.
British Airways to return to Island
British Airways has confirmed that it will be making a return to the Isle of Man with the launch of services to and from London City.
Emergency closure order for Langness right of way
An emergency closure order has been enforced on one of the footpaths at Langness – just two days after a number of routes in the area were deemed as public rights of way.
Clarkson to face legal bill over Langness row
Jeremy Clarkson will be faced with footing the bill for the battle over rights of way around his Langness home after losing his court case yesterday (Thursday).
World champion says royal visit will put cycling on map
One of the Island’s leading cyclists has told 3FM that yesterday’s royal visit will help put cycling on the map.
Prince Charles undertakes royal engagements
Despite the unfavourable weather Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have successfully carried out their engagements on the Island.
Bee Gee's wife talks about singer's recovery
The wife of Bee Gee’s star Robin Gibb has thanked his devoted fans for their support during his recent health problems and said she is eternally proud of her husband’s achievements.
Advice ahead of today's royal visit
The police have asked for the assistance of the public during today’s royal visit by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Michael MHK calls public meeting over land swap
Michael MHK Alf Cannan has called another public meeting to discuss the ongoing Kirk Michael land swap disagreement.
Three historic church buildings up for sale
Three historic church buildings are being sold by the Diocese of Sodor and Man as part of a reorganisation of the Island’s parishes.
£600 destined for RNLI stolen in Port St Mary
Police are investigating after £600 of charity money was stolen from a van parked outside the Lifeboat Station in Port St Mary.
Minister concerned over breast cancer question
The Health Minister has criticised an East Douglas MHK for a question on breast cancer statistics in the House of Keys today (Tuesday).
Call for fishermen's families to get involved in choir project
The widow of a fisherman who drowned in a freak storm three years ago is appealing to the Island’s fishing community to get involved in a new charity project.
Last chance to register for TT Homestay
Homeowners have just under one week to register to help accommodate this year’s TT visitors.
Team Extreme set for Royal Manx Show
The public will have the chance to learn from some of the world’s best BMX stunt riders, skateboarders and inline skaters at this year’s Royal Manx Show.
Project to mark International Year of the Bat
The Manx Bat Group is appealing for wildlife enthusiasts to come forward to help with a new project to mark International Year of the Bat.
Adults and children affected by Facebook bullies
A community police sergeant has told 3FM that police in the Island are currently dealing with an increased number of incidents on Facebook.
Will there be cutbacks in the health service?
The Health Minister will be asked today if he is planning to make any cutbacks in the health service.
Crossroads charity hosting St Patrick's Day race night
A local charity is holding a St Patrick’s Day race night this weekend to raise money for carers in the Island.
Former teacher to open McCartney-backed arts school
A former teacher at Ramsey Grammar is set to launch a major new stage school as part of Paul McCartney’s new foundation.
Island teacher selected to be Global Poverty Ambassador
The Head of Sixth Form at St Ninian's High School will today attend the Global Poverty Ambassador launch, in the company of one of the world's most powerful men.
Drug helpline issues reminder of its services
The recently published Lancet report into drug patterns worldwide has estimated that one in 20 people are using drugs each year.
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