Isle of Man News from Thursday, November 14th, 2024

Manx Utilities says it's considering the idea of introducing water meters on the Island.

Tributes are being paid to a police officer who died yesterday.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department hasn't removed anyone's illegal bush in the past decade.

How much money did Manx Utilities spend advertising windfarm meetings?

Goods vehicle operators are facing a 25 per cent hike in the price of the discs they have to display on their vehicles.

What's the government doing to save the spiritual home of the RNLI?

If you need help with sexual health such as infections or contraception, a new facility for you has opened today!

Has the Council of Minister agreed on a list of cuts at Manx Care?

A local authority in the south of the Island is urging dog walkers to clean up after their pets.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Island's newest nursing home will open in December.

Voting has opened for residents of Onchan to choose a new commissioner.

A man's appeared in court accused of trying to destroy his partner's speaker.

Island GPs earn a much higher minimum wage than their counterparts in England - but have a slightly lower maximum.

A Manx based animal service has received an honour from the King. 

The House of Manannan is running a unique competition featuring a special piece of Manx motoring history.

A man's appeared in court despite not knowing what he was been charged with.

There's  a chance to find out more about studying at University College Isle of Man.