The Isle of Man's been named an 'expat haven' in a recent article in The Times.
According to Sean O'Hare, the UK's economic uncertainty leaves expats looking to invest their savings in a difficult situation.
Mr O'Hare says the Eurozone crisis eliminates many previously popular countries on the continent.
The Isle of Man has been hailed following its constant economic growth over the last 28 years as well its extremely reputable financial sector.
Exhibition featuring local artist's work on display from this weekend
An art exhibition featuring a local artist will open this weekend.
Manxman to be swapped with Ben-my-Chree on Thursday
The Steam Packet Company says there's a slight change to its schedules this week.
Teeth survey for children aged five launched
Public Health has launched a survey to find out about five-year-old children's teeth.
Treasury Minister says VAT cuts for hospitality means cuts or tax increase elsewhere
The Island's Treasury Minister says a VAT cut for hospitality businesses would mean service cuts or more taxes elsewhere.
Commissioner ‘refutes’ allegations of misrepresenting Roundhouse access issues
Braddan Commissioners says it ‘refutes’ any allegations that it’s acting in ‘bad faith’ or ‘peddling misrepresentations’ about access to The Roundhouse.
Spring Valley playing field facilities need work, say MHKs
Two Douglas MHKs are calling for condemned changing rooms at the Spring Valley playing fields to be refurbished.
79th anniversary of WW2 plane crash remembered
A plane which crashed on the Island 79 years ago today has been remembered with a memorial service.
Primary school opens new reading shed dedicated to volunteer
A new shed has been installed at a primary school in the north-east of the Island in memory of a man who listened to children reading stories there.
