News

Supporting schools to raise standards even further is a priority of the Department of Education and Children (DEC).  That was the message from Tim Crookall...

The consultation on a comprehensive Equality Bill has been supplemented by options for consequential changes to the Island’s system of statutory redundancy...

The Department of Education and Children’s Youth Service has paid tribute to youth worker Paul Cooper, who died suddenly last week.  Paul worked for the...

Think twice before adopting a rescue dog from outside the UK.  That’s the warning from the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA), which says...

The Department of Health and Social Care has taken the decision to ban the use of electronic cigarettes within all of its buildings.  The policy comes in to...

A new five-year deal for the lease of the Government-owned fish hatchery at Cornaa is good news for the Island’s leisure market.  Troutlodge will continue to...

An initiative that assists students to make well-considered career choices was launched in the Isle of Man today.  Employers from the public, private and...

Some 21 schools across the Island will be discovering what it’s like to be part of an orchestra thanks to the pioneering MusicLab project…and so can members of...

News of strong growth in the Isle of Man’s visitor economy has been welcomed by Manx National Heritage, which is currently seeing the benefit of increased...

Winding back the Ministerial system of Government could return the Isle of Man to the ‘chaos’ of the old Board structure that was abandoned nearly 30 years ago,...