A Manx Commonwealth athlete who has impressed during the cross-country season in the United States continued his fine form at the weekend. David Mullarkey, from Peel, recently finished 18th at the ...

Almost half a million pounds of government funds has been spent so far on work relating to the Mooir Vannin offshore wind farm. Chair of the Energy Policy Board Alfred Cannan revealed in this week's ...

The Island-based branch of HSBC has been fined nearly £300,000 after being found to have breached anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism rules. The breaches occurred via two ...

The chief minister says there have been no discussions with the UK prime minister following reports of a Russian spy ship being escorted away from the Irish Sea. Intelligence vessel Yantar was seen ...

There will be serious and long-term consequences for the Island's finances if spending on healthcare isn't brought under control. That's from the chief minister after he was asked whether Manx Care ...

The Isle of Man Post Office’s retail network is a ‘at risk’ due to the removal, or potential removal, of a number of services. The chairman has told an Economic Policy Review Committee that it’s going ...

A Douglas man will stand trial on Valentine’s Day next year after denying being a ‘peeping Tom’. Vincent Lynch, of Head Road, has previously pleaded not guilty to a charge of provoking behaviour. The ...

Bryan's daughter, Kate Kneale, visited the site in St John's in August alongside Martyn Cain of the Isle of Man Arts Council ...

A Douglas Central MHK says he has growing scepticism about whether an energy firm's operations align with the Isle of Man's best interests. Crogga has received multiple licence extensions as it seeks ...

The Legislative Council will consider the clauses of the Assisted Dying Bill today (26 November). The evidence stage of the process is due to start at 10am. MLC Peter Greenhill will table a motion to ...

A Douglas councillor has described government's decision to stop paper recycling at bring banks on the Island as 'short-sighted'. Chair of the Environmental Services Committee Falk Horning says ...