As more dog attacks on livestock are reported in the Manx countryside, a northern farmer says such incidents are 'deeply distressing' and can be extremely disruptive. Almost a year ago, Paul ...

A candidate in the upcoming Castletown election says he would like to see work done to 'enhance' Poulsom Park claiming it is an 'under utilised asset'. Bill Galley, who previously stood in 2021, ...

Kids between the ages of two and 16 are being invited to get involved in the RL360 Cycling League which gets underway at the NSC in Douglas this evening (1 April).

House of Keys members will hear answers to questions ranging from the replacement of a northern residential home and the twenty miles-an-hour residential speed limit. Also, improved sewage provision ...

UK-based pub chain Wetherspoons has announced it's to open its first location on the Isle of Man. The multinational franchise is to take over 1886 Bar and Grill on Regent Street in Douglas from 14 May ...

A retired law lecturer says safe access zones legislation in the UK is "infinitely less draconian" than what's being proposed here. Peter Murcott has been critical of the safe access zones and ...

A new sewage facility for the Marown area is said to be nearing completion. Manx Utilities says the Crosby Wastewater Treatment Works is already receiving flows from the catchment. It's expected to be ...

A popular Douglas bar and restaurant has closed down because of 'tough times' in the hospitality industry. Bar George has ceased trading after eight years under the current ownership. Taking to social ...

Bus Vannin has thanked customers and residents in Anagh Coar who supported staff and emergency services during a road traffic ...

The Steam Packet Company says it's due to the 'biggest spring tide of the year' causing low water conditions at the berth. It will now depart Douglas Port at 1.30pm - in the next half hour. As a ...

A consultation's launched on government's plans to change organ donation policies on the Island. Among them would be making it an 'opt out' system. The Organ Donation Bill - or 'Daniel's Law' - ...

Onchan MHK Julie Edge has criticised the government for publishing a “heavily redacted” review of school meals, saying the public is losing trust in government transparency and service delivery. The ...