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News > 2017 > Nov > 17

Speech by Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK Your Excellency…….Your Worship…...Mr President…..Ladies and Gentlemen... Tonight, we have celebrated the Isle of Man at its very best.The award winners

News > 2017 > Feb > 21

of his visit. Image: Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK's recent visit to Isle of Man Post Office Headquarters where he was presented with a framed set of stamps by Isle of Man Post Office Chairman Julie

News > 2017 > Nov > 07

Statement by Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK on a matter of national importance

News > 2018 > Feb > 02

became Chief Minister, my priority was to change the way we supported business. You told us that the work permit system was cumbersome and not fit for purpose. We have reformed the system to make

News > 2018 > Apr > 21

to draw attention to the threats to the environment posed by invasive species, with Minister Boot helping to launch a British Isles-wide awareness week recently at the British-Irish Council. The much

News > 2018 > Jul > 20

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has welcomed evidence of the progress being achieved towards the Programme for Government priorities.  An overview of the Isle of Man Government’s performance over

News > 2018 > Jun > 29

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has announced the appointment of Tim Baker MHK as the Isle of Man Children's Champion. Mr Baker succeeds Daphne Caine MHK in the role, which is intended to give

News > 2016 > Nov > 04

A framework for the creation of a Programme for Government is to be presented for debate at the November sitting of Tynwald by Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK. The Chief Minister will ask Members

News > 2017 > Mar > 24

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has welcomed a letter from the UK Prime Minister Theresa May confirming that the Isle of Man’s interests will be respected during the Brexit process.  Mrs May

News > 2017 > Jun > 09

Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has confirmed the Isle of Man will continue its engagement with UK politicians following yesterday's general election. Mr Quayle commented: 'A hung Parliament