Environment, Food and Agriculture News

People of all physical abilities can now explore the Island’s National Glens from the comfort of their homes, thanks to a new immersive virtual experience...

The exceptional quality of food and drink produced on the Isle of Man has once again been recognised by experts at the annual Great Taste Awards. In total 11...

Individuals, building owners, developers, and interest groups are invited to share views with Government on improvements to the planning system. Changes are...

More than 2,000 homes have now installed free energy-saving upgrades as part of the Isle of Man Government’s Energy Efficiency Scheme (EES). The EES launched...

People are asked not to touch sick or dead birds or animals after a washed up guillemot tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza.  Around 70...

Businesses are reminded that a range of common single-use (SUP) plastics items, such as straws and carrier bags, will be banned on the Isle of Man in three...

Nigel Davis has been appointed Chair of the Isle of Man Meat Company, which operates the Island’s only meat plant.  Mr Davis has previously worked as...

A new Isle of Man herring quota that follows two years of constructive post-Brexit discussions will provide a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” for the Manx...

A female Risso’s dolphin has been found dead by a member of the public after it washed up on Kirk Michael beach last week. The 2.3 metre long juvenile had no...

Rum distilled in the Isle of Man is being sold in Harrods as local distillery Outlier continues its London takeover. The bright, art-led labels of white rum...