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Formal tenders are to be sought from operators wishing to run the Island’s meat plant or to provide equivalent services from alternative on-Island...

The potential of Brexit to affect the future of the Isle of Man has been highlighted in Tynwald today by Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK. Mr Quayle underlined...

Show your support for Isle of Man food and drink as you travel around the Island and further afield.  That is the invitation from the Department of...

Dog owners are reminded it’s an offence not to clean up after their pets while out walking. The reminder comes as legislation making it compulsory to...

The Department of Economic Development is making the final preparations to implement a central database of corporate beneficial ownership as the launch date...

Work on a major highway improvement scheme in the north of the Island has been put on hold for 12 months. The decision to postpone the reconstruction of...

Thinking of studying history? With A-Level examinations now in full swing, many students will soon be turning their attention to university. If you’re thinking...

At this time, the Isle of Man Government’s computer systems, including the Island’s health care systems, have not been affected by the cyber-attacks against...

Further to a media release issued in February 2017, the Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading is making the public aware of the latest safety notice issued in...

Young story-tellers who participated in an annual writing competition have been praised for their creativity and imagination. More than 800 students aged 21...