Isle of Man News from Saturday, November 16th, 2024
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Teenager appears in court accused of assaulting a woman
A 17 year old has been remanded in custody over an allegation he assaulted a woman.
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No teacher lump sums for retirement on health grounds, says department
No school teachers get lump sums if they retire on medical grounds.
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Ending bring-banks for paper will save environment and money, says minister
The Island's Infrastructure Minister says scrapping bring-banks for paper recycling is good for the environment, and will save government up to £50,000 a year.
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'Temporary' tax hike unlikely to be reversed next year, says minister
The Treasury Minister says a temporary hike in income tax to fund healthcare may not be temporary after all.
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Spider-filled tunnel featured on Youtube
A YouTube channel has shared its exploration of one of the Island's most claustrophobic places.
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Teenager remanded over burglary charge
A teenager has appeared in court accused of burglary.
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Peel Castle jetty repairs waiting for cash, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll finish repairs on a Peel landmark when it gets the money to do them.
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Steam Packet 'will have its say' on Mersey tidal barrage scheme
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the Stema Packet Company will submit its views on a £6 billion proposed tidal power project on the River Mersey.
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Fancy standing for Legislative Council?
Nominations have opened for four seats in Tynwald's upper chamber.
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Castle Rushen replacement project 'running on time'
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson says a new secondary school in the south of the Island is on track to be built on time.
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Man in court over alleged arson attack
An alleged arsonist from Ramsey will appear in court again next month.
