Coronavirus

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Curragh's Wildlife Park will open its doors for day visitors from next week.

A leading banking group is asking people to remain wary of COVID-19 related scams that are currently circulating.

It's hoped gyms will be able to open in a limited way in just under two weeks.

On June 15, pubs can open for seated service.

From June 15, people will be able to eat in local restaurants and cafes.

From June 15, up to 30 people may be allowed to meet outside.

Today marks the 15th day since the last case of Covid-19 was confirmed on Island.

How education has been provided to Manx students and pupils during the Coronavirus pandemic will be scrutinised next week.

Douglas Council will temporarily relax pavement cafe guidelines.

Home Affairs Minister Graham Cregeen is in favour of the Island's speed limit returning to normal.

The Island having no active cases of Covid-19 is 'great news', but doesn't mean we're virus free yet.

More parts of a popular park in Castletown have now reopened.

The Chief Minister, Howard Quayle had elaborated on the future of the Island's borders. 

There are now no active cases of Coronavirus on the Isle of Man.

Commissioners in Garff are urging residents against lighting bonfires during the current Coronavirus pandemic.

It's now near the two-week mark since the last case of Covid-19 on Island.

Car-sharing, driving tests and lessons are now all permitted from this morning.

Numerous local firms are trying to help Manx students retrieve their possessions currently stuck in the UK.

A recent initiative to celebrate the Islands artistic talent and boost morale has been labelled as a success.

An online auction has raised thousands for a charity supporting Noble's Hospital.

From tomorrow morning, driving tests and lessons can resume on Island.

From tomorrow, you can car-share with two people from another household.

A 1-metre social distance could be introduced later this month.

The Department of Health and Social Care will roll out antibody testing.

It's been 12 days since the last case of Covid-19 was recorded on the Isle of Man.

Day-to-day life for many Islanders with hearing loss has become especially challenging during the coronavirus pandemic.

Island hairdressers and barbers will be allowed to open their doors again from today.

Local cafes are being able to prepare outdoor areas from today.

There's now just one case of Coronavirus on Island.

It’s now the tenth day since the last confirmed case of Coronavirus on Island.

The Islands Enterprise Minister is urging Manx people to have the confidence to spend locally to help the local economy.

An update on dental services on Island is expected next week.

It's the ninth day in a row no new cases of Coronavirus have been confirmed on Island.

St John Ambulance says it's been a successful start for its prescription delivery service during the pandemic.

Abbotswood will be under the spotlight at a Tynwald committee hearing on Monday.

The new August Bank Holiday weekend and increased pricing during the pandemic will be debated by MHK's today.

Island pubs and bars could re-open from the end of June or early July.

Teachers will now be able to access the key worker Coronavirus testing on Island.

The all-Island speed limit will be raised to 60mph from June 15.

There have now been no new Coronavirus cases on Island in eight days after no new ones were confirmed since yesterday afternoon.

Government wants to find out the ways Coronavirus has influenced the lives of residents.

A local charity has brought in measures to help the blind and visually impaired with social distancing.

The Costa Coffee store at the Sea Terminal in Douglas is opening a takeaway-only service from today.

Will a statement be made on increased pricing during the Coronavirus pandemic?

MHK Chris Thomas has today been dismissed from the Council of Ministers.

Curragh's Wildlife Park will begin its 'phased opening' from this weekend. 

The Island's borders could re-open in a staged process.

It's now a week since the last recorded case of Coronavirus on Island.

Manx Independent Carriers has helped deliver vital medical equipment to the Island from the UK.

Sports clubs are being urged to be cautious as several more activities are given the green light to return.

An Island company has donated nearly 170 face masks to a charity supporting local cancer patients.

It's the sixth day in a row the Island has recorded no new Coronavirus cases.

Officials have confirmed Tynwald Day celebrations will take place on July 6, but with some 'considerable' modifications.

A standing committee wants the views of residents and businesses on the recent changes to the Douglas Promenade scheme.

For the fifth day in a row, no new cases of a Coronavirus have been confirmed on Island.

An Island financial services company is on a mission to support vulnerable residents with PPE during the pandemic.

From today, people can enjoy most outdoor sports again - as long as social distancing and gathering rules are followed.

There have been no new cases of COVID-19 on Island in the last 24 hours.

There have been no new Coronavirus cases on Island since yesterday, with the total number remaining at 336.

Car sharing is not being permitted at this time.

The Island's plan on how it will bring back healthcare services has been published today.

Dog owners are being urged to do their bit to protect the Island upland wildlife.

Manx bike shops say they’re stuggling to keep up with demand, after lockdown created a ‘massive spike’ in sales.

An Island-based firm is offering to help collect the belongings of Manx students which are still stuck in the UK.

The Isle of Man has no deal in place with EasyJet for commercial flights at this time.

Dentistry services on Island won't be returning yet.

The phased government strategy of allowing healthcare services to return on Island will be published tomorrow.

There have been no new cases of Coronavirus cases locally in the last 24 hours.