
The emergency services were inundated with calls throughout the night after the heavy rainfall caused multiple flooding incidents along the east of the Island.
Thursday, 30 August 2012 01:00
The emergency services were inundated with calls throughout the night after the heavy rainfall caused multiple flooding incidents along the east of the Island.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it won't name Island food outlets which scored the lowest hygiene ratings until next year.
Supermarket chain Iceland says it's hoping to open a new store in Braddan.
Peel is set to get another 92 homes after a planning appeal against the development was partly rejected.
The government's announced plans to set up a National Artificial Intelligence Office by January next year.
Police are warning people about the dangers of not controlling their pet dogs around livestock.
A busy question paper has been released for the new political year, which starts when Tynwald sits next week at 10am on Tuesday, October 21.
TV comedian Dom Joly will be telling the story of his most famous creation when he visits the Island next month.
The government says it's considering forcing companies to provide a cut-price broadband service to make sure everyone can afford to be online.