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The Department of Health and Social Care is introducing a technology-driven change which will improve patient care, reduce paper-based administration and...

Reducing the use of agency nurses and moving services online are just some of the ideas being looked at by the Isle of Man Government as part of its Securing...

The public is being consulted over the introduction of further measures to eradicate a disease that can kill cattle. Bovine viral diarrhoea is highly...

The Economic Affairs Division of the Cabinet Office is looking for people from all over the Island to work part-time as household survey...

The Department of Education and Children (DEC) is formally consulting the public over its plan to co-locate two primary schools. It was announced in June that...

Illegal fishing activity damages the Island’s economy and biodiversity and should be reported. That is the message from the Department of Environment, Food and...

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has today, Friday 10 November 2017, led a senior delegation from the Isle of Man Government attending the 29th British-Irish...

The support available for anyone living with a long-term health condition is being promoted during Self Care Week (November 13-19). The theme of this year’s...

The public counter service provided by the Isle of Man Constabulary in Pulrose is set to end today, Friday 10 November 2017. The office on Heather Crescent has...

UCM’s History & Heritage lecture series continues next Wednesday with a talk by Dr Peter Davey about the history of Rushen Abbey and, in particular, the...