Police believe a Douglas man, who they've been searching for is 'safe and well'.

The government wants to 'urgently' renegotiate the Manx Gas agreement.

Police have widened the search for a Douglas man to the UK.

Authorities are investigating a spree of criminal damage to vehicles on a street in Port St Mary.

Two Merseyside men facing drugs charges have been remanded in custody.

A man who almost ran over a police officer trying to stop him has been fined a total of £800.

Bus services around the new Liverpool ferry terminal will be discussed in Tynwald this week.

Will a statement be made on the Airport Technology Gateway project?

The Manx government is asking all local authorities whether they’d like to see changes to the rent setting process.

A Ramsey commissioner is disappointed to see ‘another hurdle placed in the way of the redevelopment’ of the town’s West Quay.

Would you like to help build a specialist cancer hospital in the UK?

A stonemason from Greeba is facing trial after denying falsely claiming £24,000 in benefits over two and a half years.

The Abortion Reform Act will be under the spotlight in Tynwald next week.

Police have thanked Braddan Primary School and Bus Vannin for their help after a collision yesterday. 

Could an indoor skate park be coming to Tromode?

Today marks the third and final day of strike action by Communication Workers Union (CWU) members.

A Colby man will serve a double driving ban after being convicted of two sets of crimes within three months.

A main road in the centre of Port Erin will be closed during tomorrow morning.

The government has put forward plans for temporary parking at the Summerland site.

Police have confirmed the road outside Braddan School has re-opened.

Police say no children have been hurt, following a collision outside a school.

Jason Roberts has more.

Jason Roberts has more

The redevelopment of the capital’s promenade has thrown a spanner in the works for planners of Douglas Carnival, with the event’s immediate future still up in the air.

Two Douglas men have admitted taking part in an unprovoked attack on a stranger in Peel.

Strike action by Communication Workers Union (CWU) members has entered its second day.

Two men have been committed to the Court of General Gaol Delivery facing drugs and money-laundering charges.

The subject of student grants and loans will be put before Tywnald next week.

Police are appealing for information after a vehicle was stolen in the South of the Island and then abandoned.

Have preparations for a hard Brexit been completed?

Police and Manx Telecom are warning residents of a phone scam which is circulating.

The Southern Civic Amenity site will re-open next week for commercial operations following health and safety concerns.

Police have made their second domestic-related arrest this Valentines day.

The counter proposals from the Communication Workers Union (CWU) to the Islands postal service are 'completely reasonable'.

Three days of planned strike action from Communication Workers Union (CWU) members gets underway today.

A man who abused staff at Noble’s Hospital while drunk has been told his behaviour was disgraceful.

A man who made a hoax call to 999 while outside Police Headquarters will be sentenced next month.

Authorities are investigating an alleged dog attack in the Islands capital yesterday.

A £25 million pound development on Lord Street will rid the Island’s capital of a ‘grot spot’ according to Douglas Council Leader David Christian.

Ratepayers on the Island are facing an average rise of 1.65 per cent in bills this year to pay for local services.

Policy on mobile phone use in schools is up to the schools themselves.

The price freeze on reservoir angling licences ensures the value for money for people who take part.

Jason Roberts has more

Jason Roberts has more

Police are investigating a hit and run collision in Douglas today.

Port Erin commissioners have voted to cut the village authority’s membership from nine to seven.

A Tynwald committee wants to hear opinions and information on the future of the Islands postal service.

Plans for over 280 homes and a by-pass road in Ballasalla have been submitted to the government.

A man accused of three rapes, indecently assaulting a child and procuring a child for gross indecency will appear in court again later this month.

A man from Ramsey has admitted assaulting a police officer and damaging a gate belonging to the town’s commissioners.

There will be no public holiday for the Island's election day.

Do you think you could become a new officer for the Island's police force?

The ‘reuse area’ at the Southern Civic Amenity Site will stay closed until it can be made safe for the public and when structural damage is repaired.

Police want to hear from anyone who's suffered as a result of 'trouble' they got into when they were young.

Douglas Bay Horse Trams has bagged a national award.

Police are investigating after a car in the Islands' capital was damaged twice this month.

Police are investigating after attempts were made to get into a building in Ramsey.

Police are investigating a collision which took place in Douglas at the weekend.

Theft from a wagon in the North of the Island is being looked into by authorities.

The Chief Minister has 'welcomed' plans for a £25 million complex in the Island's Capital.

A compact sitting in the House of Keys gets underway this morning.

A man who thought he'd parked his untaxed van on private land was shocked to find out the Department of Infrastructure had adopted the road.

The inquest into the death of a Douglas woman gets underway this morning.

Jayne Hughes has been appointed as the Island's new High Bailiff.

Ramsey and Douglas lifeboat were called to help a fishing boat on fire yesterday.

A Tynwald Select Committee is asking for the public's views on the provision of accommodation for vulnerable young people.

Douglas Coastguards were called out yesterday to help search for a missing person.

Garff Commissioners is extending it's partnership with an established Island charity.

£25-million plans for the Island's capital have been approved.

Police have confirmed three people will in appear in court today, following an incident at a pub in the south of the Island.

The chair of Douglas Council’s housing committee says older properties in the capital need major investment.

The morning Ben-my-Chree service to Heysham has been delayed.

Police in the north of the Island are investigating an incident in Ramsey yesterday.

Residents will have the chance to find out more about plans for a 400-berth yacht marina in Ramsey.

Manx Utilities has announced the diesel generators at Ramsey Power Station are to be decommissioned.

A court's heard a security worker falsely claimed more than £2,700 in benefits he wasn't entitled to.

Will the Island change its allergen labelling law?

Could the Isle of Man be getting a new national holiday?

A pub in Maughold is the latest to seek permission to become a TT campsite.

The inquest into the death of a Peel woman will be heard this afternoon.

A strategy looking to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs and inward investment to the Island will go before Tynwald later this month.

A section of main road in Ramsey is to close from today.

Fire crews were called out this morning after reports of a smoke detector going off at a property in Douglas.

Tickets for one of the Island's entertainment highlights are now on sale.

Police and the Department of Infrastructure have dealt with 18 different incidents of fallen trees, debris and down power lines overnight.

Today's sailings will go ahead.

A man from Sulby bought a car - and sold it a short time later after being caught by police with no tax or insurance.

A yellow weather warning for gales and coastal overtopping remains in place until this afternoon.

Pulrose Post Office is set to close next month.

Tickets for one of the Island's entertainment highlights go on sale today.

A woman who screamed drunken abuse at an ambulance crew and police officers has been fined £275.

How has restricting the use of mobile phones affected schools across the Island?

Some of the Island's most prominent figures - including the Chief Constable, MHK's and Police cadets will be arrested, all in the name of charity!

A primary school in Douglas has been showing support to mark Childrens Mental Health Week.

Would you name a cockroach after your ex, and then have it fed to Meerkats?

The government is advising equestrians not to important horses to the Island, unless necessary. 

Sailings tonight have been cancelled due to forecast poor weather conditions.

Jason Roberts has more.

Jason Roberts has more.

A new face has been appointed to Garff Commissioners to represent the Lonan ward.

Sailings this morning and this afternoon have been cancelled.

A driving incident on the Mountain Road yesterday is being probed by Police.

A man who threw a punch outside a Douglas nightclub before leading police on a chase through the town has been fined £500.

A court's heard a woman threw two shoes at her boyfriend just 20 minutes after being released from police custody.

A weather warning has been issued for coastal overtopping and gales.

A Tynwald Committee will continue to investigate into overspending at Noble's Hospital.

An MHK will query the number of women with pension rights when the House of Keys sits next week.

The chair of Malew Commissioners says plans for major investment in a Ballasalla playground will create ‘an area for the whole parish community’.

A butchers shop in Onchan has become the first of its type to back a campaign encouraging people to buy local meat.

Tickets for one of the Islands entertainment highlights go on sale this weekend.

Tonight's sailings will go ahead, despite forecast poor weather conditions.

A weather warning has been issued for coastal overtopping and gales.

Sailings from tonight through to Saturday are in doubt due to forecast poor weather.

The Islands Post Office has announced contingency plans as the second strike from Communication Workers Union members looms.

A Scottish solicitor who admitted getting behind the wheel after drinking has been fined £800.

A man from Douglas who’s admitted possessing cannabis for the fifth time has been given community service.

The Department of Infrastructure will continue conversations with residents and business on Douglas Promenade over parking during the refurbishment.

Six people have come forward to contest a by-election in one of the smallest local authorities on the Island.

The election for the vacant Lonan ward seat in Garff takes place today.

The Island's Attorney General will continue his role for a further two years.

A weather warning is in place for sleet and wet snow.

Damage caused to doors at a car park in Douglas is being looked into by police.

A weather warning has been issued for sleet and wet snow.

Police have released an update following a video of an assault which has been circulating online.

Rob Pritchard has more

Rob Pritchard has more

Residents are being asked to voice their opinions over medicinal cannabis and industrial hemp.

Police are investigating a video of an assault which has been circulating online.

Onchan Commissioners have refused to publish the legal costs involved in dismissing a former member of staff.

Requests for speed limits across the Island are assessed against DOI policy and guidance.

A man who admitted possessing a disguised knife while on probation for carrying a blade in public has been jailed for 18 weeks.

A man who denies a string of motoring offences, including crashing into two parked cars, will appear in court again in April.

The sale of Flybe 'appears to be very good news for the Island."

Festoon lighting along Douglas promenade, in place since the 1940’s, is being removed by the Council to make way for a new £830,000 LED system.

A new headline sponsor has been announced for the Manx National Rally.

Could you end providing food and drink for visitors to the TT and Manx Grand Prix?

Police are investigating following a burglary at a Chinese takeaway. 

Residents are being invited to have their say on zero hour contracts.

A playground in Ballasalla looks set to receive major investment from a local authority, in a bid to turn into the area into a ‘great community asset’.

Government figures have issued a warning over breaking rules regarding inland fishing.

The final public event for residents to have their say on the review of the Islands healthcare system takes place today.

The Department of Environment, Food & Agriculture (DEFA) is meeting with officials from the UK food industry this week.

The sale of airline Flybe and state retirement pensions are among discussion in the House of Keys today.

Police are appealing for information following 'wilful' damage to a park in the south of the Island.

The inquest into the death of a woman from Douglas opens today.

Who will be voted as the person offering the best customer service to shoppers in Douglas?

This year's Beer Festival needs more volunteers.

Pupils, their parents and staff of an Island school have raised £1,700 for a Moldovan charity.

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