Chief Minister Tony Brown has welcomed Alistair Darling’s review of Britain’s Crown Dependencies.
Mr Brown says the review is understandable due to the current turbulent economic climate but thinks it’s a chance for the UK government to see how well regulated, financially stable and well regulated the Island is.
The review announced by Mr Darling yesterday
does not include the Isle of Man’s constitutional relationship with the United Kingdom.
Two MHKs in race for chief minister's job
The race to be the Island's next chief minister will be a head-to-head battle.
Tributes wanted for capital's best-known kitty
The owner of one of the Island's most famous celebrity cats is asking for your memories after her beloved pet passed away.
Onchan commissioners to spend £532,000 replacing streetlights
A local authority in the east of the Island says it'll spend more than half a million pounds replacing broken streetlights.
Steam Packet Group reports 70% operating profits rise
The Steam Packet Company says its group operating profits rose by more than 70 per cent last year.
Website wants your memories of Summerland
An Island website is collecting people's memories of one of the Island's worst ever disasters.
All aboard for a spooky Groudle Glen
Groudle Glen Railways has announced the return of its Hop Tu Naa trains.
Deadline today for top job in Manx politics
MHKs hoping to become the Island’s next Chief Minister have until midday today to put their names forward.
Rob Callister rules out Chief Minister bid
Rob Callister says he will not stand for Chief Minister after failing to secure enough support from the new House of Keys.
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