The government has appointed a new Chief Officer of the Department of Health and Social Care.
Paul Richardson will be relocating to the Island to take up the position in October.
Mr Richardson has previously worked in healthcare and national government policy, and was Incident Director on the UK response to the Covid pandemic.
Health Minister Lawrie Hooper says he has no doubt Paul will make a 'significant and positive impact for health and social care in the Isle of Man.'
Net gain of 1,300 Island residents since 2021, figures show
Almost 5,700 people have moved to the Island since 2021, but more than 4,400 left in the same period.
Planning permission sought for £1.4m Douglas prom gardens work
Douglas Council has applied for planning permission as it presses ahead with a £1.4 million revamp of gardens on the promenade.
Owls enjoying new aviary at wildlife park
An Island owl having a hoot in its new digs.
Tanks for the delivery, says Island brewery
An Island brewery is looking forward to upping its production after getting new tanks.
Classic TT to celebrate Joey Dunlop's life and career
This year's Classic TT will celebrate the life of roadracing legend Joey Dunlop.
Committee meets to consider proposed tobacco ban
A House of Keys committee looking into phasing out cigarettes on the Island will meet next week.
Your chance to live in glen landmark
A landmark cottage is up for sale in the west of the Island - with a price tag of £240,000.
More passengers but fewer aircraft at airport last year
The number of passengers using Ronaldsway Airport rose very slightly last year, according to government figures.
