News

New information packs for people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease are being made available free of charge by the Department of Health and Social Care thanks...

The Isle of Man’s direct air link to Glasgow has been restored (Tuesday 2 May 2017) thanks to Eastern Airways launching its new service. The UK regional...

A local woman is returning home to head a school she attended as a pupil. Suzanne Owens has been appointed headteacher of Rushen Primary School with effect...

Local graduates are invited to participate in a survey about their career paths as the Island looks to bolster its economy by retaining more home-grown...

The Department of Infrastructure has engaged a specialist contractor to dredge the outer harbour at Peel. Work will start soon to remove sand deposits from the...

The Isle of Man has doubled its support for an appeal launched by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) to address the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in...

The Terrorism and Other Crime (Financial Restrictions) Act 2014 (“the Act”) implements the terrorist asset-freezing requirements of UN Security Council...

It’s set to be a record year for the Island’s cruise business with both cruise ship and passenger numbers up by 75% on last year. A total of 28 cruise ships...

Targets and waiting times for hospital appointments and the Isle of Man Ambulance Service have today been published by the Department of Health and Social Care,...

The Department of Economic Development is attending several job fairs in the UK and Ireland this year as it aims to close the skills gap in key sectors and grow...