The group operates from a building on the promenade owned by the commissioners and has a nominal rent fee of £500 for the year. The board also agreed to ask them for updates on the project. Garff ...

A candidate standing for re-election in Castletown says there needs to be a plan for Market Square and the situation needs to be 'sorted properly'. Beth Cannan, who is the current chair of the board, ...

The Great North Air Ambulance says it's confident its service will be maintained on the Island going forward. Doubts had been cast when negotiations with Manx Care stalled over its funding. However, ...

A group campaigning for the Summerland verdict to be overturned says they're doing it not just for the victims and families but also for the credibility of the justice system. Last month, Phoenix Law ...

Anyone interested in trying out walking football on Island is welcome to attend any of the weekly training sessions. They take place at 12.30pm at The Bowl in Douglas on Mondays and Thursdays and at ...

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month and on 15 May the Isle of Man mental health charity Manx Minds will be hosting its ...

A Douglas MHK says the government is wrong to press ahead with, what he terms, 20 miles an hour 'blanket schemes'. That would set the speed limit throughout residential areas at that level or lower.

Manx Care says it deeply regrets the errors made handling a data request and will continue to improve its practice to avoid future issues. It comes after the Information Commissioner issued an ...

A fault that meant planning documents couldn't be viewed on the government website has now been fixed. A government spokesperson confirmed to Manx Radio that the issue has been impacting the online ...

Planned maintenance work, due to get underway on a section of the Mountain Road today, has been postponed due to an issue ...

Isle of Man TT competitor James Hillier says he's now exploring options for racing in 2025 following WTF (We're The Future) Racing cancelling all its current road racing plans.

Wildlife and environmental surveys are set to take place in the Earystane and Scards areas over the coming months, as part of preparations for a potential wind farm development. Consultancy firm ...