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- The MHK behind assisted dying is ‘disappointed’ the UK government blocked a move to grant it Royal Assent in its current form.
- Peel Commissioners have met for the first time since a row broke out last month.
- Amazon MGM Studios will be on Island soon, filming for an upcoming TT movie.
- A long running dispute between bus drivers and Bus Vannin is finally be over.
- Police are warning school children are misusing AI to create deepfakes of their peers.
- The Isle of Man is set to welcome 45 cruise ships this season.
- A row over the Summerland site continues as MHKs are locked in debate over why it shouldn’t become a temporary car park, or if that’s just a missed opportunity.
- Inflation figures are in showing a drop between February and March.
- Isle of Pride is set to host an Olympic silver medallist.
- A ‘rapid’ independent probe into bed capacity at Noble’s has been launched, after ‘serious concerns’ were raised.
- The replacement Castle Rushen High School won’t be decided this administration.
- A mum who’s son has a rare brain tumour is running the Manchester Marathon in aid of the NHS.
- More than 5,000 signatures amassed on a petition calling for the Mooir Vannin windfarm proposal to be pulled.
- Visitors will soon require new authorisation to travel here.
- The Manx Bard has been reflecting on the role, as he reaches the halfway point of his tenure.
- A UK business is claiming a lack of trade at the TT is one of the reasons it went into liquidation
- Could the Island's Manx National Insurance Fund coffers be empty within the next twenty years
- Manx Care's boss is defending the cost of healthcare in the Island when compared to the UK
- Is business confidence in the Island at an all-time low? One petrol station owner believes so
- Is there an end in sight for restoration work at Ramsey Cottage Hospital? It would appear not
- Plus plans have been put forward for dozens of new homes at the site of the former Buchan school
- The future of a landmark on North Barrule is to be decided by the Government's Planning Department
- Representatives from Northern Ireland are due in the Isle of Man to discuss the working visa issues in Manx waters
- And the ashes of a local legend have been scattered at the former ground of his favourite football club
- A Lancashire man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to stealing tens of thousands of pounds from an Isle of Man-based business woman
• Local campaigners are calling on the government to rethink social media
Plus, it's all change for a popular local business.
- The President of Tynwald is set to stand down, after announcing his retirement from politics.
- We’ve been out in Rushen, finding out what matters most to voters, as the election draws closer.
- One of the latest TT debutants talks ahead of his maiden appearance.
- The chief minister says there’s ‘no guarantee’ government will step in amid the ongoing fuel crisis.
- Introducing a tourist tax is the ‘wrong move at the wrong time’, according to a local hotelier.
- A bumper turnout is expected at this weekend’s Easter Festival of Running.
- The Health Minister confirmed in the House of Keys sitting this morning that there will be extra funding for Hospice Isle of Man
- As the Chief Minister tells the Keys they're on top of the fuel crisis, one MHK's asking for more detail
- And all GP services in the Island are being asked to follow Jess's Rule - we'll be explaining what that involves
The day's main news with Beth Espey including the OFT on fuel prices, more about the financial challenges facing Hospice and the latest in the ongoing Peel Commissioners dispute.
Beth Espey brings you some of the day's top stories - including the breaking news from Hospice Isle of Man that there will be redundancies service changes amidst what it describes as 'increasingly unsustainable' financial difficulties. We also hear from the Manx Care CEO Teresa Cope and the response from the Department of Health and Social Care.
The day's main news with Beth Espey, including more about the ongoing dispute involving Peel Commissioners, an update on the Steam Packet's Dublin sailings and some lovely news about the charities Sight Matters and the Joey Dunlop Foundation working together.
A round-up of the day's main news with Beth Espey, including the Chief Minister's urgent Keys statement on fuel prices, the latest on the ongoing bus dispute and could Marine Drive be used next time there are roadworks which could cause chaos in the capital?
A round-up of the day's main news with Beth Espey including concerns raised by a Peel Commissioner, good news about the old Castletown Road and how should you dispose of flares safely?
- A local pharmacy says its seen a rise in people contacting it as the UK continues to manage a meningitis outbreak.
- A construction firm is calling for an urgent safety review after an HGV incident on a southern route.
- The fifth Teddy’s Trundle is taking place this weekend.
Some reassurance from Manx Care's Health Director about bed capacity, a heated Tynwald exchange about Post Office services and could the future of a hall in Baldrine be at risk?
It's a round-up of the day's news with Beth Espey.
The day's main news with Beth Espey including some reassurance for parents after a meningitis outbreak in the UK and the latest from Tynwald.
A round up of the day's main news with Beth Espey including the Lord Street development being given the go ahead, bed capacity at Noble's Hospital and the latest on the bus strikes.
- An inquest into the death of MGP rider Lewis O’Reagan has returned a verdict of accidental death.
- A payroll firm has been reprimanded after thousands of personal records were found in unsecured shredding bins.
- FC Isle of Man face Chadderton at the Bowl, as the visitors arrive on an 11-game unbeaten run.
- A Manx woman who’s been living with severe endometriosis for nearly two decades says she spent her life savings on private surgery after struggling to get answers about her condition.
- We’ll hear from the leader of Douglas Council as some local authorities decide whether to introduce a new one percent charge to help fund social housing projects.
- A teenage mental health champion explains how caring for snakes and other unusual pets has helped improve his wellbeing.
- The government has published the Island’s updated National Risk Assessment for Money Laundering, ahead of this year’s MONEYVAL inspection.
- There’s concern in the fishing industry over proposed visa restrictions with fears they could affect crews and the upcoming queenie season.
- We’ll hear from a young Manx chef now working in a Michelin-star restaurant about his journey into the kitchen.
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As the bus dispute rumbles on, the matter was raised in this morning's sitting of the House of Keys. We'll hear from both the Department of Infrastructure's Joney Faragher and Unite Union representative Debbie Halsall
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And has the Island's Immigration Service scored something of an own goal over visa restrictions in the Island's twelve-mile fishing zone?
- There's concern in Northern Ireland that their fishing boats will be unable to operate in Manx waters due to new visa restrictions.
- As oil prices rise due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East we have reaction from Manx motorists about the situation
- And we hear from the MHK who raised the possibility of 20mph zones across the Island
Half an hour of the latest news in the Isle of Man plus Manx sport, business, and travel updates along with the newsmakers in person:
- A backbench MHK says a report into claims of unexplained deaths at Nobles hospital should be made public
- A local authority's defending its decision to increase rates by 30%
- And scammers are targeting vulnerable folk who have fall alarms installed in their homes
Windfarm inquiry, Middle East travel advice and a ten-year sporting strategy for the Island is unveiled. It's Update with Beth Espey.
Lord Street developments, Manx Care's operating plan for the next year and fishing issues in Manx waters. It's Update with Beth Espey.
- The Island's Chief Constable says a new wing could be required at Jurby prison as part of a police crackdown on drug importation
- A number of pharmacies in the Island are set to either close or reduce their operating hours in the coming weeks
- And Manx Care say waiting times for routine neurodiversity assessments have fallen
Bus strike day five, Lord Street Bus Station site proposals and horse trams. It's Update with Beth Espey.
The latest on the bus strike from the DOI Minister, what's happening to sort the issues some residents have getting back to the Isle of Man - and the rest of the day's main news with Beth Espey.
The latest news including how the bus strike is affecting passengers in the north of the Island.
- The King’s brother - Andrew - has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
- The Department of Infrastructure hopes strikes planned by bus drivers may be called off.
- What’s happening with the new Castle Rushen High School project?
The day's main news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey, including what might the impact be for passengers if the bus strike does go ahead on Saturday and more reaction to this year's Budget.
Want to know how this year's Manx Budget will affect you? It's all here with Beth Espey.
- The union behind bus driver strikes says comments made by the infrastructure minister were untrue, as the DOI maintains its door remains open for talks.
- A new report has highlighted the Isle of Man’s suicide rate is higher than the global average.
- The future of Douglas’s Horse Trams are back under the spotlight.
The day's main news with Beth Espey including the DOI Minister on the bus strike, what's happening with the King Orry statue and we mark World Radio Day.
Find out what's been happening news wise today with Beth Espey including what we know so far about the upcoming bus strike, concerns about flood defences in Ramsey and a lovely community effort in Peel with what's known as the 'shared table'.
The day's main news with Beth Espey - including why be work could soon be happening on two-long stalled developments in the capital, a tribute to a dedicated cancer campaigner and a call for help from the Manx Viking Wheelers.
The day's main news with Beth Espey - including when will we find out the full cost of the Liverpool Ferry Terminal and a tribute to the founder of Jurby Junk.
The day's main news with Beth Espey including details of the serious incident in Ramsey at the weekend, a union representing doctors on the Island saying fewer than a quarter of medics would recommend the organisation as a place to work and the Manx Care response and some lovely news about the latest RBV recipient.
- The British Medical Association says less than a quarter of doctors would recommend Manx Care as a place to work – it’s described that as a ‘damning indictment’.
- We’ll head down to Peel, to find out more about the Mars sculpture on display from this weekend.
- We’ll be catching up with Adam Wakeman off the back of his win at the Grammy’s.
All the day's main news with Beth Espey including Manx Care's response to ENT waiting time concerns, how the weather today has taken its toll on the Sunken Gardens on Douglas Promenade again and some good news about AI generated travel guides which claimed to be about the Isle of Man....but definitely weren't!
- The Department of Health and Social Care has published its new mandate to Manx Care for the coming financial year.
- An immigration expert claims reforms to the Manx immigration system removed key safeguards.
- A team of rowers is preparing to take on the open waters between southern Scotland and the Isle of Man.
- An advocate specialising in immigration claims the government failed to factor in the cost of supporting families of migrant workers coming to the Island.
- The next stage in plans for an offshore windfarm off the Island’s coast is set to begin.
- A cat that’s been missing for four years has been reunited with his owners.
The day's main news with Beth Espey including a warning about the police service on the Island facing a 'mass exodus' because of retirements in the next few years.
The day's news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey - including Steam Packet MD Brian Thomson on the company's thoughts about the next fast craft to join the fleet.
The day's main news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey - and today we hear why it might not be quite over for the Bishop's vote in Tynwald.
The day's news in under half an hour with Beth Espey, on the day Manx politicians voted to remove the Bishop's vote.
An MHK who called for an audit of Manx Care says they're still concerned over where the healthcare providers funds go
The Infrastructure Minister believes 20mph speed limits shouldn't be imposed if people don't want them
A cocaine dealer has been jailed for more than six years
A look back at the week that was with some fairly significant political events with Beth Espey.
A round-up of the day's main news with Beth Espey including an interview with the Island's new Treasury Minister.
More about the fall out from the Chief Minister's reshuffle and his urgent statement in Tynwald and the first public reaction from the sacked DOI Minister.
It's Blue Monday - what better time to sack some ministers.
The chief minister's carried out a major reshuffle of his Council of Ministers, a day before Tynwald, and a month away from the Budget.
All the latest news from 20mph signs to the £1 million National AI Office with Lewis Foster.
A round-up of the day's main news with Beth - including more about Christmas carols in schools, the latest inflation figures and do you suffer from SAD?
A round-up of the days main news, including snow days and Christmas carols with Beth Espey.
A round-up of the news we've been talking about today, including a look at more of the issues you've told us will be most important come General Election time; today we talk health care and government headcount.
The Island's only private school will be offering A-Levels from September, there's good news about a woodland park near Ramsey and speaking of parks - how about running in one?
The latest news of the day including why a Garff Commissioner has resigned, what is the future of Onchan Park and as we continue exploring the issues you feel will be most pressing ahead of the House of Keys General Election, today we talk immigration
A look back at some of the day's main news with Beth including details of home schooling figures, the opening of a café to tackle loneliness and a big blues band is coming to Peel Cathedral.
A round-up of the day's main news with Beth - including a call for Government to stop relying in reserves, a warning about a visitor with a sting and the incredible fundraiser who did 30 marathons and three ultra-marathons on consecutive days.
The first Update of the year was largely about the weather - as snow and ice caused widespread disruption with Island schools and the airport closed all day.
We have an extended interview with Infrastructure Minister Dr Michelle Haywood and Interim Airport Director Geoff Pugh.
We also hear from the young Manx fundraiser who didn't let the conditions deter him from his ultra-marathon challenge today.
The day's main news with Beth Espey including an update on a timeline replacement Castle Rushen High School, fluoride and a mammoth marathon effort.
Climate Change has dominated proceedings in Tynwald today - we'll wrap up exactly what has been said
The Department of Home Affairs has responded to online calls for the resignations of its Minister and Prison Governor
And are we happy? The latest Social Attitudes Survey results have been published by the Isle of Man Government
The latest information on Storm Bram
A temporary closure for the minor injuries unit at Ramsey & District Cottage Hospital
The Treasury Minister responds to Chamber of Commerce claims about the forthcoming minimum wage...
A number of motorists are feeling deflated after their cars suffered punctures on a stretch of road in Douglas...
Plus small parcels still can't be sent to the US despite the same restriction being lifted in the UK and Guernsey
All the latest news about potential bus strikes, social housing sales and some good news from Ramsey.
The day's main news including what's happening at Ramsey Cottage Hospital with Beth Espey.
A Douglas man is jailed after what Police call their most complex child abuse image investigation
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson outlines why its better to scrap the MiCard system
Plus, FC Isle of Man manager Rick Holden insists his side must win this coming weekend following a poor run
- A high-ranking government official has flagged a year of disruption and cock-ups for the Island’s digital and eGaming sector, in a move that breaks convention.
- Three men have been jailed for plotting to import major sums of cocaine hidden in a mini-fridge.
- A final decision has been made about the pedestrianisation of Market Square in Castletown.
We have the latest on the MiCard situation as users without bank accounts are told they will get new cards in the new year.
Reaction to the UK Covid Inquiry.
Will the target for the new Castle Rushen High School be hit?
And we hear what was on the mind of the regulars at the Woodbourne Pub this lunchtime.
It's Update on Manx Radio with Lewis Foster for Thursday, 20 November.
All the latest from Tynwald in tonight's episode including what's happened to the North and West Area plan.
More debate about MiCards, we hear about the Sports Awards nominations opening and we meet a dog who likes to visit cathedrals.
On tonight's programme with Beth - we speak to the Isle of Man Medical Society about a report examining the relationship between Manx Care and the Department of Health and Social Care.
One MLC says it’s time for a wider conversation about how constitutional changes are made.
The Isle of Man Foodbank reports a surge in requests for help - but says donations aren’t keeping pace.
And there’s a call for Christmas present donations as more families find themselves struggling financially.
In this episode, we bring you more reaction from the farming community after news this week that a local veterinary practice will soon withdraw its farm services.
As the world marks World Diabetes Day, we talk to parents about the everyday reality of raising a child with diabetes the challenges, the routines, and the support they rely on.
We also look into something you might not have thought about: how much it actually costs the Department of Infrastructure to produce car tax discs each month.
On the programme tonight, concerns from the farming community as Milan Vets prepares to end their farm services at the end of the month.
Specialist lawyers have now been called in to examine the Liverpool Ferry Terminal troubles - we have the latest on what they’re looking into.
A former Health Minister says the problems raised in the new Manx Care report are nothing new and have been talked about for years.
And - keep your eyes on the sky tonight - Island residents could be treated to a glimpse of the aurora! There were some great photographs from last night – you can find them on our Facebook page.
Coming up on the podcast - an independent report into the Island’s health and social care system has found it’s “not operating as well as originally intended.”
We'll hear from the Department’s Interim Chief Officer and from Manx Care about what needs to change - and where things go from here.
Also tonight - the first results are in from the 20 mile-an-hour speed limit consultations. The Infrastructure Minister tells us what people have been saying and how that feedback could shape the future of our roads.
Meanwhile, the debate over the Bishop’s vote has returned to the Legislative Council, we'll bring you the latest on what happened and what it could mean for the future.
Coming up on today's programme - there’s a warning for very heavy rainfall tomorrow, and we hear from the Met Office to find out exactly what conditions are looking like and how to prepare.
The chair of a new committee on whistleblowing says the top priority is protecting the Island’s reputation - we’ll find out what that means in practice.
We’ll also reflect on how the Isle of Man paid tribute to those who gave their lives in service, marking a moment of remembrance across the Island.
And we talk to the Principal of University College Isle of Man, ahead of their open evening next week - what’s new, what’s on offer, and how the college is shaping the Island’s future.
On today's programme - Manx Care says it’s finally making progress on dental waiting lists, in Ramsey, a local takeaway is urging people to stop making bogus and prank orders. Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, we speak with the Royal British Legion about their vital work supporting veterans. And in Laxey, an upcoming art exhibition explores how creativity can help people cope with stress.
On tonight's programme, the Department of Infrastructure is standing firm in its support of Ronaldsway Airport, as fresh questions are raised over safety and management practices.
We hear part of a powerful, deeply moving conversation with a former Prisoner of War shared ahead of an Island Life special ahead of Remembrance Day.
Plus, Mannin Line has been on the road at Ramsey Grammar School, where students have been tackling some big topics - from life on the Island to the future of offshore wind.
And, a heartwarming story from Ballabeg Chapel - where a truly special exhibition is about to make a little piece of wedding history and raise money for Hospice Isle of Man.
Two new reports have been published looking at how complaints about health and social care services are handled
There's news from the north with the latest issues discussed by Andreas Commissioners last night
Plus a late, late equalizer keeps FC Isle of Man's mini-revival going
All the latest news including what's happening with the Bishop's vote and a heated exchange in the House of Keys.
All the latest news including more questions about minimum wage and a poignant interview with Bishop Tricia.
- Is the government doing enough to promote equality and inclusivity? A blind resident says more needs to be done.
- New technology at Noble’s is helping medics communicate with patients, no matter what language they speak.
- It’s with it being 31 October, that means it’s Hop Tu Naa.
- What could the consequences of removing the Bishop’s vote be? A committee has delivered its final report – we’ll also hear from the Bishop and the MHK behind the proposal.
- Police have been holding a series of talks to combat large sums of money being lost to scammers.
- The Isle of Man’s Callum Brew has been crowned World Paradarts Champion.
- A “threat to democracy” – that’s how new proposed legislation has been described by local authorities, as the government seeks to impose functions on them without financial support.
- The Isle of Man could soon see the introduction of free period products.
- The Post Office says it could be rolling out expiry dates on stamps and postage labels.
The latest from the Steam Packet after a 'chaotic' sailing from Liverpool to Douglas leaves some passengers injured and vehicles damaged.
Reaction from businesses after Tynwald approves a rise in the minimum wage.
And the Western Vikings rugby club has issued an urgent appeal for new players.
Manx and Jersey Telecom's merge
Minimum wage increase reactions
Is there a lesson for Manx politics after Welsh election result
- Manx Radio's Christian Jones will be reporting live from the Chamber on the third day of questions and debate since Tynwald returned following the summer recess
- There are changes to next year's Classic TT programme - Rob Pritchard will be explaining the differences
- And the Police respond after Manx Radio questioned elderly people yesterday if they feel safe walking the Island's streets at night
The Enterprise Minister's apologised to hoteliers for comments he made during July's sitting of Tynwald
Meanwhile,the Health Minister's also saying sorry for inaccuracies in a Tynwald response regarding Ramsey's Minor Injury Unit.
And Treasury's being urged to ensure those who use the MiCard system can still obtain their funds once it closes down.
It's Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore for Wednesday, 22 October.
Tynwald returns after a three months recess - we recap the main talking points from the opening day of October's sitting.
And Manx.Net e-mail users will no longer be able to use the service for free from next year.
All that and more on Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore.
- An MHK is urging the public to lobby their representatives to back calls for an inquiry into whistleblowing.
- The ManxSPCA is preparing to launch a petition against the use of electric collars on pets.
- We speak to Boakesey Closs, who beat the popular ITV programme 'The Chase' last night – taking home £25,000.
A round up of the day's main news with Beth Espey, including some concerns about getting home insurance in Laxey, concerns raised about the North West Area Plan, and details of a fundraiser which will shone a light on men's mental health this weekend.
We have the latest following the death of a Year 9 student from Ballakermeen High School.
Also in this episode - what’s being done to make bus travel easier for people who use mobility scooters around the Island?
The Department of Infrastructure has apologised to 137 housing tenants for the tone of a recent rent arrears letter - we’ll hear from the minister.
And there’s a new public consultation on making broadband more affordable for households struggling with costs.
The roundup of the day's news with Beth Espey which includes details of a Manx Government consultation which showed people were against the idea of an NHS levy - we'll have a breakdown of the responses.
Also - what do you know about greenwashing; it's the subject of new guidance published by the Financial Services Authority - we'll hear what it's all about.
We catch up on what's happened at Cyber Isle today, and hear how much money has been raised this year for the Great North Air Ambulance.
All the day's news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey, which includes details of what happened with a bull that was reported to be loose in the Tromode area this morning.
What do some members of the public think about plans to redevelop the Newson's site in Douglas and how will your household budget be impacted by the latest inflation figures?
A round-up of the main news this Monday with Beth Espey.
This episode includes details of what could be happening soon at the Newson's Site in Douglas, an explanation about why a government consultation on rates has been extended by a fortnight, a former politician explains why he believes the public should have more of say through referendums on major issues and details of a new art exhibition showcasing the Island's coastline.
And later – we’ll find out about an art exhibition
showcasing the Island’s coastline…
- The chief minister has been unable to confirm the cost of setting up the National Office for Artificial Intelligence.
- The boss of Manx Care insists the closure of a ward at Ramsey Cottage Hospital won’t place additional pressure on other services.
- The Woodburn Pub has raised almost £2,000 for charity as it marks its 130th anniversary.
- Manx Care has announced that the Martin Ward at Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital is to close towards the end of October for 'around four weeks'.
- A Douglas man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder.
- A new survey suggests the majority of Isle of Man residents support tougher rules on smoking and vaping.
- After claiming her second world title last week, Manx martial arts competitor Alanna Pritchard has announced she’s hoping to go pro.
- Union Unite has rejected the latest pay offer, leading to an independent arbitrator being brought in to help settle the dispute.
- The government’s new AI Office plans are under fire, with critics saying they lack detail.
- At the age of 80, would you swim five kilometres? One Ramsey resident is doing just that to raise funds in memory of his late wife.
- The Island’s population is at a record high - but is growth keeping pace with government targets?
- Almost £150,000 worth of food is wasted each year in the Island’s schools.
- Isle of Man tennis star Billy Harris is off to a strong start at the Jinan Open in China.
- Dairy farms are under increasing pressure as prolonged sunshine dries out the soil.
- Douglas Council is urging the government to include local authorities in existing infrastructure schemes to support the development of more social housing.
- FC Isle of Man have suffered yet another defeat.
- The boss of Manx Care has ruled out resigning following political calls for the board to step down.
- A record number of cruise passengers visited the Island this season.
- Isle of Man pro boxer Sam Rennie is set to return to the ring tomorrow, hoping to extend his perfect record thus far.
On the podcast with Beth Espey - work is about to get underway at the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool; but what exactly still needs to be done?
The UK Chancellor responds after a company linked to Michelle Mone is ordered to repay nearly £122 million.
Douglas City Council is looking for someone to step forward and fill a vacant seat.
And at the Villa Gaiety - how are they planning to deal with audiences who just can’t stop talking during performances?"
Coming up on the podcast with Beth Espey - some potentially good news for mobility scooter users here on the Isle of Man, with plans in motion for more accessible bus stops.
We’ll also hear about a trade union taking aim at the Government over its handling of whistleblowers.
There’s excitement for the return of the Food Festival – a big boost for Manx produce and local pride.
And we’ll get reaction from supporters of FC Isle of Man on the latest changes at the club.
- Could the Island's retirement age be increased to cope with an ageing population?
- Car parking returned to Castletown square today after the local authority reversed its decision to pedestrianise the area all year around.
- The number of scam emails is on the rise.
A busy day for news on the Isle of Man - with all the details in under 30 minutes here with Beth Espey.
A round-up of the day's news with Beth Espey, including is the Isle of Man really a ‘hotbed’ for organised crime, as a UK national newspaper claimed? We’ll have the official answer.
Also, an MHK calls on the Department of Education to rethink its school uniform policy, the Information Commissioner responds to the government’s AI announcements, and we reveal which Manx words have made it into the Oxford English Dictionary.
We bring you the latest updates and announcements from the Government Conference.
Has enough been done to tackle the shortage of housing on the Island?
And the Oxford English Dictionary is set to feature some more Manx words soon.
All that and more on Update with Lewis Foster for Wednesday, 24 September.
Here's the main news of the day in under 30 minutes, including details from day one of the Government Conference and the latest from FC IOM after Paul Jones steps down as manager.
All the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from the Isle of Man.
It's Update on Manx Radio for Thursday, 18 September with Lewis Foster.
The age old question - are the Island's government departments overspending - or are they underfunded - the Chair of the Public Accounts Committee shares his thoughts.
The Island's inflation rate has gone up again, we'll take a look at the figures.
There's good news for those behind a new community facility on Marine Parade in Peel
And a scheme which helps talented athletes balance their studies with sporting activities is to be extended.
We bring you some details about the fatal road traffic collision on the Peel to Kirk Michael coast road on Sunday.
Also in the programme, figures from treasury reveal four government departments are expected to go over budget this financial year.
We also hear there are no plans to roll out menu changes in the Island's secondary schools, why questions are being raised about stalled plans to redevelop Castletown's Nautical museum.
Planning permission has been granted for a new supermarket in Port Erin and what impact is A.I having on the Island's creative industries?
A round-up of the day's main news, including finding out how big a problem ketamine is on the Isle of Man and what’s being done to tackle it?
The leader of Douglas council hails proposed reforms to the rates system as “a promising first step,” we also hear from the firefighter who took on a gruelling challenge in honour of those who died in the 9/11 attacks.
And after much anticipation, it’s finally time for the 54th World Tin Bath Championships this weekend!
All the day's main news with Beth Espey including after more than ten years of planning, a new facility to support cancer patients is just weeks away from opening. There’s frustration in the north of the Island at the delays to replacing the Cummal Mooar facility, there’s good news for Manx Shearwaters and if you think you can handle really spicy food – you can prove it this weekend.
- As the Island marks World Suicide Prevention Day, we hear about a rise in suicides over the past five years.
- A new business is helping transform printed materials for people with visual impairments.
- FC Isle of Man suffer a fifth straight defeat.
School dinners are still causing a stir after recent changes - we hear from a mother who says she's worried about how her child's diabetes may be affected...
The chief minister admits government's position on wind farms is likely to be challenged before next year's general election.
There's an urgent call for volunteers to support a Peel charity shop.
We'll hear about a feral pony at Skyhill...
And, good news if you're a fan of direct flights from the Island!
It's Update on Manx Radio with Beth Espey.
Tonight on Update with Beth Espey: following the recent announcements about TT 2026, we’ll hear from Clerk of the Course, Gary Thompson. A review of a recent case suggests some people on the Island are dropping employment and equality complaints due to the high costs involved. There are fresh calls to improve pavements, paths, and highways in the north of the Island. We’ll also look ahead to the Ravens’ away game this weekend, and if you’re aged 11–15 and a fan of Lego, we’ve got something you won’t want to miss.
The latest news round up which includes concerns from an MHK about the possibility of another significant whistleblowing case causing reputational harm to the Island, the Department for Enterprise gives its reaction to a company winning a legal challenge over the letters TT, we ask how safe weight loss jabs are and we'll have details of a sculpture which caused quite a stir when the plans were first announced.
Today's main news including a call for stronger laws to protect against partner violence on the Island, Public Health urge pregnant women to be vaccinated against whooping cough and on the day schools have gone back - one MHK wants to see ice cream back on the menu for primary pupils.
A round-up of the latest news with Beth Espey - and what would be the best Manx themed storm names?
- A new women-only running group has been launched to tackle catcalling and harassment.
- MPs return to Westminster next week, but MHKs aren’t back until October - one Tynwald member says Manx politicians are away for too long.
- The domestic football season kicks off tomorrow - we’ll have the teams to look out for.
- With pressure to cut costs, can Manx Care justify an extra three-quarters of a million pounds to clear dental waiting lists?
- Inmates at the prison are gaining new skills through new accredited courses.
- The Typhoon fighter jet is set to take to the skies.
- Manx Care is planning to almost wipe out the Island’s dental waiting list by the end of the year.
- Residents have been discussing plans for an offshore windfarm – the majority seemingly at odds them - we speak live to the Isle of Man Green Party too.
- All the latest with road racing across the Island.
- Industrial action has been called off, with the dispute between school leaders and the government now ‘settled’.
- The Isle of Man has received an application to build an offshore wind farm in Manx waters.
- FC Isle of Man’s losing streak continues, after two more defeats over the weekend.
- Douglas Council explains why it’s painted new signs on the road to deter people from littering cigarette ends.
- Government’s plans to reform education laws have received majority support, following a six-week consultation.
- FC Isle of Man are set to face two games in only three days this weekend.
- Hundreds of students across the Isle of Man have been collecting their GCSE results – we’ll hear from some at Ramsey Grammar School, and MHK Sarah Maltby joins us live to discuss the figures.
- Paloma Faith is visiting the Island next month as the special guest in the Arts Council’s ‘In Conversation’ show.
- All the latest from the MGP as we reach Day 5.
- The Steam Packet Company has responded after facing 14 cancellations and numerous delays in recent weeks.
- Meanwhile, one stranded passenger has thanked the ferry operator for running an extra trip to bring them back to the Island.
- An MHK has welcomed progress on a planning application for a new sewage treatment works.
- All the latest with road racing across the Island.
- We speak to a passenger who was on board the Manxman when smoke was detected in the machinery prompting an emergency response.
- Manx Care is conducting a review of its waiting lists in a bit to reduce wait times.
- The Manx Grand Prix is set to continue.
- An MHK has described social media as ‘not a safe platform’ for politicians.
- Photographers on the Island have captured sightings of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna in Manx waters.
- All the happenings with the Manx Grand Prix.
- The Isle of Man fell silent today as the 80th anniversary of VJ Day was marked.
- Preparations are stepping up a notch as the Manx Grand Prix gets underway this weekend.
- FC Isle of Man are hoping to bounce back after a 4-0 thrashing put them bottom of the table.
- Hundreds of students across the Isle of Man have received their A level results, and are gearing up to head off to university, but for those who haven’t quite hit the mark – what are your options?
- A review of Manx Care has found there are still major areas where its governance needs to be strengthened.
- A renewable energy giant says it wants the Isle of Man to be proud of a new offshore wind farm.
- Port Erin Commissioners has rebutted claims of a permanent dog ban on the beach.
- FC Isle of Man continue their winless streak after being dominated by Irlam.
The company with hopes to create a wind farm in Manx waters claims the project will generate £2billion for the Isle of Man.
DEFA says plans to achieve Net Zero have the public’s support.
We’ve had a glorious day today on the Island, but what’s the weather looking like for
the Manx Grand Prix?
And Lewis apologises for not being able to pronounce 'meteorologist'.
It's Update on Manx Radio for Tuesday, 12 August 2025 with Lewis Foster.
Half an hour of the latest news from the Isle of Man, including:
- The number of beds at Ramsey Cottage Hospital is being reduced.
- A former MHK tells us why he thinks there should be a referendum on Net Zero.
- And breaking news from the National Association of Head Teachers…
It's Update with Lewis Foster for Monday, 11 August 2025.
- The government has addressed growing speculation about illegal migrants living on the Isle of Man.
- Work to empty the Clypse Reservoir is underway – we’ll speak to Manx Utilities to find out why that’s happening.
- A stellar turnout is expected at this year’s marathon in Ramsey.
- The 8S bus service has taken to the road for the first time, marking what will be the return of a route to Cregneash.
- A major shake-up of jury service rules could be on the way.
- Isle of Pride is officially back after a three-year hiatus.
- Lawyers representing the Summerland Campaign Group are challenging the Attorney General's decision not to grant a fresh inquest.
- The Isle of Man Medical Society's warned of worsening patient outcomes after a leaked Manx Care memo revealed potential cuts to elective surgery sessions.
- Thirteen Manx landmarks are being considered for special protection.
- A leaked document has revealed Manx Care is planning possible cuts to elective surgery sessions.
- New government figures have contradicted claims made by the enterprise minister that hotels are “full all season”.
- Organisers of the Island Games are facing calls to reconsider hosting the event in the Faroe Islands.
- Questions are being asked about the fairness of Manx Telecom’s fibre rollout after some homeowners have been told they have to pay to get their homes connected.
- New figures show there’s been a significant rise in the number of personal data breaches reported so far this year.
- Women’s football is expanding with hopes of boosting its popularity.
- Is the Isle of Man’s work permit system open to abuse? One MHK fears current check-ups on employers aren’t strong enough.
- If you think there’s insufficient parking in Douglas, the Council says think again!
- Some of the Island’s best snooker players are headed for this year’s Home International.
- The Dean of Cathedral Isle of Man has been targeted by hateful messages and phone calls after displaying a Palestinian flag.
- The government’s responded to a petition calling for more Manx produce to be stocked on the shelves here.
- The annual Le Dans cycling challenge is set to take place.
- Over the past fiscal year, income tax brought in £21 million more than government expected prompting calls for Treasury to return it to taxpayers.
- Fifteen food products from the Isle of Man have been recognised in the Great Taste Awards.
- FC Isle of Man were dealt a blow in their first away match of the season.
- Have proposals to remove the Bishop’s vote stalled and is it likely they’ll continue?
- Post-Brexit passport rule changes are still catching out some residents.
- The Isle of Man FA reflects on the recent success of the Lionesses and hopes it’ll encourage growth of girls football on Island.
- A statue of King Orry has been given the green light by the planning committee.
- The enterprise minister is under fire from hoteliers after claiming hotels are full all season.
- FC Isle of Man were held to a draw in their first match of the season.
A round-up of all the day's main news and tributes paid to a hugely popular Peel personality.
We start the week off with questions for the treasury minister about planned changes to Employed Persons Allowance, government's net-zero targets are put under the spotlight, and we hear from one of the 28 newcomers taking part in this year's Manx Grand Prix - just weeks away!
Find all of that and more on Update for Monday, 21 July with Lewis Foster.
Here's the final Update of the week, which includes the Health Minister responding to her predecessor's comments and for the final time we head live to Orkney for the roundup of the last day of action from the Island Games.
Missed the news today? Fear not - it's all here to bring you up to speed in under 30 minutes.
Here's the main news of the day in under half an hour - including the very latest from the Island Games in Orkney.
Here's the news roundup for Tuesday, including how Tynwald dealt with Daniel's Law and the latest from the Island Games in Orkney.
Here's your news roundup for Monday - including the very latest from Tynwald and the Island Games in Orkney.
As we head into the warmest week of the year...so far...here's is your daily news roundup with Beth Espey.
As more businesses announce they’re moving away from Douglas high street, we speak to a number of retailers about the pros and cons of being in the city centre.
Manx Care is expecting to be £2million over budget by the end of the financial year.
And a recap of today's Southern 100 Road Racing action.
All that and more on Manx Radio Update for Thursday, 10 July with Lewis Foster.
How will a tourism tax in Liverpool affect medical transfer patients?
A member of the education department says school league tables are ‘problematic’.
Plus we have an update from Isle of Man Meats following the introduction of a new board last year.
All of that and much more on Manx Radio Update for Wednesday, 9 July with Lewis Foster.
- New figures show a number of cancer diagnosis and treatment targets are frequently missed.
- Tynwald Day petitioners were out in full force – there’s more on the issues they’d like to see changed.
- The last surviving member of the Bee Gees has been reflecting on his childhood on the Isle of Man.
- Tributes are being paid to former MHK Tim Baker, who’s died at the age of 59.
- The infrastructure minister has dismissed claims 20mph zones could delay bus routes.
- The Isle of Man’s National Football team face off against FC Isle of Man at the Bowl this evening.
Here's your daily news round-up for Thursday, 3 July with Beth Espey.
Tonight we talk about a road survey, the Government's latest roadshow event and a Spanish tall ship.
Your daily round-up of what's been happening on the Isle of Man, including the breaking news about how Billy Harris fared in his second match at Wimbledon.
Here's the round-up of the day's main news including a live interview with the teaching Union NAHT about why they're balloting members about taking potential industrial action.
- The Cregneash bus route has been reinstated after a lengthy public and political battle.
- The track at the NSC was named after Manx sporting hero, Sir Mark Cavendish.
- Could the Family Library be saved?
- The resignation of Visit Isle of Man’s Chair draws scrutiny, as government declines to say whether a whistleblower dossier played a part.
- Why has the government issued takedown notices to some TT footage shared online?
- The latest on Billy Harris at the Eastbourne Open.
- Dentists could soon be paid more to take on NHS work, in a bid to ease the growing backlog.
- Attempts to stall and give greater scrutiny to the proposed 20mph rollout have been rebutted by the infrastructure minister.
- Just weeks after a crash at the TT, a sidecar team have announced they’ll be back for the Southern 100.
- Manx residents are being issued travel advice, as tensions in the Middle East escalate.
- The government's under pressure after a new report warns the Island’s climate goals are falling off track.
- The Island’s played host to a prestigious farming awards ceremony.
- A landmark law that could reverse the Island’s current organ donation system may come into effect by January next year.
- A Manx artist has been shortlisted in an international sci-art competition.
- We’ll catch up with the winners of this year’s Parish Walk.
Gas tariffs are set to rise from 1 July.
Campaigners want parents to delay giving their children smartphones.
We have the latest from the first 20mph drop-in session.
And reaction as UK MPs vote in favour of assisted dying for England and Wales.
All that and more on Update for Friday, 20 June with Lewis Foster.
A round up of the main news - and we learn an interesting fact about Sports Editor Rob Pritchard.
Here's Tuesday main news wrapped up in a half hour bundle for you - including the very latest on the Family Library after it was debated in Tynwald.
Failings in adult learning disability care on the Isle of Man are “shocking and stark”, according to a Manx charity.
The education minister has had a change of heart over disclosing the cost of the Etio report.
The chair of Port Erin Commissioners says joining the board is 'worthwhile' as the local authority looks to fill a vacant seat.
All of that and more on Update for Wednesday, 11 June.
The home affairs minister responds to concerns over a controversial pre-TT safety video.
Questions are asked about Manx Care's position on assisted dying.
And plans for a new visitor and staff centre at the Laxey Wheel have been approved despite a number of objections.
All of that and much more on Update for Tuesday, 10 June with Lewis Foster.
A round up of what's been happening on the Island today, including details of the annual government salary bill, a development on North Quay in Douglas and someone who would happily go on the waltzers five times a day.
It's Update with Beth Espey.
- A man who murdered two teenagers on the Isle of Man in 2002 has been denied parole.
- The woman at the centre of the case that led to an Onchan Commissioner’s resignation has spoken publicly for the first time.
- The Red Arrows are set to take to the skies.
- A 14-year-old boy has appeared in court again, charged with the murder of 14-year-old Christopher McBurnie last week.
- Recent statistics have highlighted Manx residents are struggling to keep up with the cost of living.
- We’re officially halfway through the racing schedule, we’ll get the latest from day three of the TT.
- A boy has appeared in court charged with murder following the death of a 14-year-old in Ramsey last week.
- A helpline’s been set up for TT visitors who fall victim to accommodation scams.
- We’ll get the latest from day two of the TT races.
A male juvenile has been charged with murder after a 14-year-old boy died in Ramsey last week.
A new government report has highlighted both progress and persistent challenges around poverty on the Isle of Man.
The courts could soon be granted new legal powers, allowing them to electronically tag those on bail.
We’ll get the latest from the TT, as we conclude Day 1 of racing.
Police have thanked members of the public for their support as a murder investigation gets
underway following an incident in Ramsey yesterday.
A review of Manx Care’s Adult Learning Disability Service has identified widespread failings in residential care.
And the chair of Castletown Commissioners weighs in on delays to a public housing development in the ancient capital.
All that and more on Manx Radio Update for Friday, 30 May.
An MHK is warning adults on the Isle of Man are being 'left out in the cold' by the lack of support and diagnosis pathways for ADHD and Autism.
A new survey suggests most Isle of Man residents feel disconnected from politics – but still plan to vote.
And the leader of Douglas council gives his take on the Three Legs of Mann lighting column.
All of that and more on Manx Radio Update for Thursday, 29 May.
Police issue a warning about people ‘misbehaving’ and ignoring the rules on the roads this TT.
We hear from a member of the Island's tourism sector during what is undoubtedly the busiest two weeks of the year.
One MHK is concerned government is becoming 'extremely secretive' after a request not to reveal how much has been spent on a review of the Island's schools and education services was upheld.
All of that and more on Manx Radio Update for Wednesday, 28 May.
The chief minister has sent his best wishes to Liverpool after a car drove through crowds
during yesterday’s premier league victory parade.
After rain put a dampener on Monday’s proceedings, roads are now being closed around the TT course ahead of tonight’s practice session.
And are the Island’s visa routes fit for purpose?
All of that and more on Manx Radio Update for Tuesday, 27 May.
- A Peel man who spent several years helping clear unexploded bombs in Ukraine made his final journey home today.
- A major housing developer is under fire over claims of sub-standard roofing on new builds.
- The Speaker of the House of Keys has spoken out after the Tynwald Standards Committee suffered a setback when its report into the Chief Minister was rejected.
- Road racing returns to the Island, getting underway this evening for the Pre-TT.
- Treasury insists the Isle of Man’s economy is not under pressure, after facing questions from politicians.
- The Isle of Man Government has made its first seizure of ‘illegal’ sandwich filler.
- The Island’s National Women’s Cricket squad is confident ahead of its debut in the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifiers.
An update on today's main news, including the top Tynwald debates and movement on the sewage treatment works in Peel.
Chief Minister Alfred Cannan has returned to the Island after a top level meeting in
Downing Street.
What's the latest with the Family Library? We have an update from Tynwald, the sitting for
May getting underway this morning.
And we'll also find out how a new senior leadership team at Isle of Man Meats plans to
'improve' relations with the Island's food producers.
All that and more on Manx Radio Update for Tuesday, 20 May.
- Justice for Summerland campaigners are consulting lawyers to challenge the Attorney General’s refusal to order a new inquest in the High Court.
- A major new housing and regeneration project has been approved in the heart of Douglas.
- The Isle of Man TT kicks off a week today — we’ll hear from Peter Hickman as his new team makes its debut at the world-famous races.
- The headteachers union has demanded an urgent meeting with the education department, describing the relationship between schools and civil servants as 'toxic and broken'.
- The health minister hasn’t ruled out changing who would be eligible for an NHS dentist on the Island to reduce waiting lists.
- The Isle of Man athletics squad are quietly confident about this year’s Island Games.
A round-up of the day's main news including a drive through of the incoming changes to the Manx Highway Code.
A round up of the day's main news and an update on the strange noises people have been hearing around the Island.
As the Island marks VE Day 80 years on - we hear from those who have memories of the
day itself.
Also, tonight we hear a tribute to the Manx veteran Chris Garret who died after an incident in Ukraine this week
And with just 18 days until TT gets underway, police are warning residents and visitors not to drink or drug drive.
We have reaction from the head of the Manx Development Corporation as the ribbon is cut on the former nurses’ home in Douglas.
Manx Care is hoping to reinstate face-to-face sessions with new parents from the autumn.
Plus, more details from the infrastructure minister on changes at the airport.
All of that and much more on Manx Radio Update for Friday, 2 May with Lewis Foster.
After being illegally imported to the Isle of Man last year, an American XL Bully-type dog has been put to sleep.
There are big changes over at the airport!
And we hear why a bus stop is causing difficulties for a resident in Jurby.
All of that and much more on Manx Radio's Update for 1 May 2025 with Lewis Foster.
The Island’s power network is resilient, says Manx Utilities as major outages in Spain and Portugal are linked to a European grid fault.
A campaign group is calling for wind farm plans to be halted, warning the project could harm a key bird conservation area.
And what does the future hold for Manx Loaghtan sheep?
All of that and much more on Manx Radio Update for Wednesday, 30 April with Lewis Foster.
‘External validators’ have critiqued the Island’s school system… we hear more about the first of three annual reviews.
The chief minister insists there are no plans to merge any of the Island's public services with Liverpool.
All that and more on Update with Lewis Foster for Tuesday, 29 April.
- A veteran political commentator says the Isle of Man government is becoming too powerful - and lacks a clear mandate from the public.
- The Manx Loaghtan’s been added to a priority watchlist, with a charity calling for greater support for farmers who breed the native livestock.
- The Isle of Man men’s national football team have secured their first win under new management.
- We continue to digest the results of the Local Authority Elections, after multiple political veterans made a comeback.
- The chief minister is facing calls to withdraw remarks, after a Standards Committee investigation found he made ‘unacceptable’ comments in Tynwald.
- The Isle of Man men’s national football team returns to action ahead of this summer’s Island Games.
A mammoth debate has been held in Tynwald over the Manx Care Mandate.
We hear all about government’s new ‘child first’ policy.
And Isle Listen tell us all about its upcoming Dodgeball Championships.
All of that and more on Manx Radio's Update with Lewis Foster for Thursday, 24 April.
The infrastructure minister defends spending nearly £80,000 on a housing report, despite not following its recommendations – we also have an update on the bus service to Cregneash!
There’s more information on planned upgrades for Heysham Port.
And, 80 years on, we reflect on the devastating North Barrule Air Crash.
April’s sitting of Tynwald got underway today and it was all health, housing… and horse trams!
We cover the latest updates from the Island's parliament.
And it looks like Heysham Port is about to get a makeover!
All of that and more on Update for Tuesday, 22 April with Lewis Foster.
Could tourism be making a strong comeback? We take a look at the latest visitor numbers.
Manx Care has an update regarding breast cancer screenings.
An independent report commissioned by government has recommended the establishment of of a new not-for-profit housing entity to take on the landlord functions currently managed by the Department of Infrastructure.
And we'll have updates from the world of Manx cricket and football.
All that and more on Manx Radio Update with Lewis Foster on Wednesday, 16 April.
Manx Utilities refutes allegations that surveys on the site of a proposed windfarm have been carried out without the correct licenses.
Should we have permanent Manx representation at Westminster?
And the infrastructure says there are no plans to introduce MOTs.
All that and more on Update with Lewis Foster for Tuesday, 15 April.
Is it time for a referendum on plans for an onshore wind farm? We speak to the man behind a new petition gaining momentum online.
The treasury minister explains why he believes plans to drill for gas off the Island’s coast are not yet ‘dead in the water’.
All of that and much more of the latest news from the Isle of Man on Manx Radio's Update for Monday, 14 April with Lewis Foster.
- Could there be a public petition on a proposed wind farm in the south of the Island
- The Treasury Minister's looking for a review of the off-Island patient transfer's system
- Plus we'll have the very latest news on the Manx Rally
- The value of the Isle of Man’s reserves fell by around five percent in the immediate aftermath of Donald Trump’s global import tariffs.
- New figures show the Island saw its lowest number of births in more than a century last year.
- A 16-year-old student has been crowned as the newest Manx Youth Bard.
- Health officials are urging people of all ages to take bowel cancer symptoms seriously.
- The Chief Minister says EU artificial intelligence laws won’t be adopted here any time soon.
- The Isle of Man swimming team is revealed for this year’s Island Games.
- Manx Care has spent more than £400,000 on off-Island recruitment firms since taking over the Island’s health service.
- It’s been revealed that government has given a loan of £2.2 million to the Island’s private school.
- We’ll be hearing about a new series of talks exploring pathways into the music industry.
Facial recognition software at the Island's ports is moving a step closer. We'll hear from the Home Affairs Minister
As Child Benefit support is increased today we'll hear from the Treasury Minister
And what happened on the Manxman at the weekend when an alarm was sounded
- The Isle of Man takes a step closer to changing the way its organ donation system works.
- We’ll get more reaction to Donald Trump's trade tariffs, as the Isle of Man, and much of the world continues to digest what this means and how it could affect the economy.
- Your daily dose of dolphins, after two of Peel’s most famous residents have been spotted in recent days.
- With Donald Trump setting 10% tariffs on goods from the UK we'll hear what it means to Isle of Man Creamery
- Plans for a major redevelopment on Lord Street in Douglas will still go ahead despite a planning application being withdrawn today
- And the Government launches a public consultation on what looks like the biggest shake-up to the jury system in decades
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Manx Care says it deeply regrets errors it made handling a data request.
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Meanwhile, the health body's warning its Breast Clinic will not run as smoothly in the coming weeks due to staffing
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And a TT winner says he's still hopeful of competing at this year's event despite losing his planned ride yesterday
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The incoming 20mph zones were discussed in the House of Keys today - we'll hear the latest.
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Wetherspoons has finally found the Isle of Man but what's Government's take on their arrival?
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And a final decision about the future of the former Castletown Golf Links Hotel site has been made.
We hear about the impact dog attacks can have on the agricultural sector during lambing season.
What are the barriers preventing women entering politics on the Isle of Man?
And reaction from the Ravens manager as FC Isle of Man lose 4-0 at home at the Bowl.
All that and much more on Update with Lewis Foster for Monday, 31 March 2025.
- The Information Commissioner’s issued an enforcement notice to Manx Care, after it was found to have failed to comply with regulations.
- Treasury’s been reflecting on why it thinks introducing an NHS levy will enable the health service to continue, as it warns demand is outstripping resources.
- A group of newly-recruited police officers are set to take on a charity walk in aid of Victim Support Isle of Man.
- Government is looking to introduce a new tax to tackle increasing healthcare costs.
- We continue to get reaction from those who’ve long been campaigning in favour of assisted dying, after a historic moment when the Bill was passed earlier this week.
- And is the end in sight for untreated sewage being pumped into the sea in Peel?
All the latest as we hear which local authorities will be going to the polls next month.
Plus, reaction to the latest Assisted Dying development, and the chief minister tells us what he knows as the CEO of Isle of Man Government is set to leave at the end of the month.
All that and much more on Update with Lewis Foster for 26 March, 2025.
-The Isle of Man is the first place in the British Isles to legalise assisted dying. We'll have a special report
-It's endiometrosis awareness month - we hear from a sufferer with the condition
-The Public Services Commission's published it's annual report. We'll be taking a look at it
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The Isle of Man Government’s most senior civil servant has announced he’s resigning, after only being in the job for 18 months.
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A leading medical specialist says there needs to be more political oversight in the healthcare system.
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As the new 20mph zones roll out across the island we'll hear how some areas in Cardiff have reverted back to 30.
- The health minister says backbench MHKs may have blocked a debate on Manx Care’s Mandate and Operating Plan, but that won’t stop it coming into force.
- A long-awaited review into the Isle of Man's school meals system has finally been published - though much of it remains redacted.
- And FC Isle of Man is back in action as they hope to end a six-match winless streak.
- An accident investigation report found that three dockworkers from an Isle of Man-registered bulk carrier died after one entered the wrong cargo hold, and his two colleagues attempted to rescue him.
- Ramsey Commissioners says the Department of Infrastructure has been ‘systematically delaying’ funding for social housing projects.
- A special drone display is set to light up Douglas tonight.
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Politicians ask for more details on where an additional £20 million for healthcare would be spent
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Government has presented its final island Plan to tynwald - we'll be reporting on that
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And with the Island's organ donorship moving from opt-in to opt-out a reminder to residents to register
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Tynwald members have voted to postpone a motion asking for £20 million pounds additional cash for health spending.
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A legal expert known as 'Mr Loophole' gives his views on the Island's new 20mph zones
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And 7-time TT winner Michael Rutter shares one of his favourite memories as he steps away from the Superbike class
A series of emails have revealed NHS Trusts forced Manx Care to backtrack on plans to cut off-Island surgical operations
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Meanwhile, an MHK is calling for the island to follow the UK which is scrapping NHS England by removing Manx Care
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And should there be a financial charge when submitting a Freedom of Information request with the Government
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The Royal College of Nursing are moving a step closer to industrial action over pay with the majority of members backing a strike
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Meanwhile, Manx Care's issued a statement over the Great North Air Ambulance Service
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Three of the Island's cancer charities are due to protest outside next Tuesday's sitting of Tynwald
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The Isle of Man Medical Society's raising concerns about Manx Care's mandate
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The Chair of Michael District Commissioners gives his opinion on the introduction of new 20mph speed limits
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The selling of vaping products to those under the age of 18 is also under the spotlight
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As the issue over cancer screenings rumbles on there looks as if there will be a lengthy debate in Tynwald next week
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A local politician's claiming the Government is behind on its delivery of the island plan
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There's advice on what to do if you suspect you've received a scam message regarding a parcel delivery
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The health minister's defending the wording of Manx care's Mandate around the frequency of cancer screenings
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A report's revealed a third or private asylum accommodation providers in Ireland has links to Isle of Man companies
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The Isle of Man will host the World Skateboard championships in July
An MHK's been invited to visit Ukraine by an Onchan man who lives there following online comments the politician made about the war
A petition calling for the Isle of man to keep its gold service breast screening programme has over 3,000 signatures
Informing the island's population about the copper rollout is a top priority according to the local telecoms regulators
- The treasury minister explains why he’ll be asking Tynwald to approve an additional £20 million for the health service, despite it only overspending by £15.8 million.
- What’s happening with the Newson’s site in Douglas?
- There’s an uplift on the number of cruise ships penned to visit the Isle of Man this summer.
Time to catch up with all the news from around the Island - what's happening at the airport and what's planned for St John's? We also talk about student awards on the Island and have you heard about the Viking settlement in Jurby?
What's happening with parentcraft sessions on the Island? The Chief Minister reflects on his meeting with the UK Security Minister and some great news for Manx beer production. It's all in Update with Beth Espey
Manx Care sets out plans to save money, we hear about what happened in today's Legislative Council election and breaking news regarding Summerland - all that and more in tonight's Update with Beth Espey.
We hear what Tesco has to say after some Manx businesses raise concerns about working with the supermarket giant.
The latest stage of the work to restore Queen’s Pier in Ramsey is facing some challenges.
And would a new approach help combat anti-social behaviour in Onchan?
It's Update on Manx Radio for Friday, 28 February 2025 with Lewis Foster.
What’s happening with Crogga? There are question marks over plans to drill for gas in Manx waters as the company’s licence faces renewal.
We hear why parents are being asked to raise any issues they have with their child's school through the 'appropriate channels'.
And tonight, the Isle of Man Sports Awards return! Manx Radio Sports Editor Rob Pritchard has been speaking to guest-of-honour Great Britain Olympic triathlon champion Georgia Taylor-Brown.
All that and much more of the latest news on and from the Isle of Man on Manx Radio's Update for Thursday, 27 February with Lewis Foster.
We have the latest on the assisted dying bill as members of the House of Keys return three amendments back to the Legislative Council.
Manx businesses explain what they’re doing to adapt to a world with AI.
Some breaking news regarding the future of the MV Arrow.
And keep your eyes on the skies this week and you may be in for a treat.
That's Update for Wednesday, 26 February with Lewis Foster.
More details of what's happening with the Northern Civic Amenity Site and do you recognise the farewell lyrics of a retiring MLC...?
Stuck waiting at Liverpool John Lennon because you arrived three-hours ahead of your flight?
Catch up with all the latest news from the Isle of Man!
In this edition of Update we hear from the director of the Cyber Security Centre after it was revealed that Manx residents lost £2.2 million to scammers last year.
A Douglas man has been jailed for six years after causing the death of an Onchan resident by driving dangerously.
And we’ll be hearing about Manx Care’s hopes of switching to a more community focussed model of care from April.
All that plus sport, weather... and much, much more.
It's Update for Monday, 24 February with Lewis Foster.
Don't be the last to know - keep up to date with the very latest in today's episode of Update with Beth Espey.
Lots of interesting stuff in this episode including an interview with the Royal College of Nursing about the strike ballot for its members, a word from the Steam Packet about changes to its adult-child ratios and some criticism of an MHK's comments in Tynwald this week about staffing levels at Noble's Hospital.
A breakdown of the Budget 2025 in today's episode.
For all the details visit Manx Radio's Budget minisite, supported by Manx Radio here.
All the news from the Isle of Man you need to know in under 30 minutes - in this episode what's happening with the Lieutenant Governor's term, some Budget 2025 predictions and a lovely story about how robot pets are helping dementia patients on the Isle of Man.
In this episode we hear the latest from the ongoing death by dangerous driving trial. We also find out the names of the 16 people hoping to get a seat on Legco - and should all taxis on the Island be electric?
Changes to Assisted Dying Legislation in the UK won't affect laws over here, teenagers tell us there's nothing for them to do on the Island - and we learn what word Beth really struggles to say.
Concerns for the future of air connectivity as easyJet reduces its flight schedule.
ANPR cameras soon to be introduced at the Island’s ports.
The minister quoted by UK press as being 'glad that the Isle of Man has scrapped the triple lock' issues clarification.
And can a 2,000-year-old spoon predict the future?
It's Update for Monday, 10 February with Lewis Foster.
A roundup of the news for Friday - including easyJet flight reductions, the issue of people not turning up to GP appointments and something special has arrived in Peel...you'll be able to see it from Sunday.
Pay offers, dental waiting lists and a practice announcing it's handing back its contract to Manx Care. It's all in Update with Beth Espey.
Manx Care faces tough questions from a Tynwald committee over service cuts.
A dyslexia campaigner throws her name into the ring for a seat on the Legislative Council.
And heartbreak for FC Isle of Man as Bury snatch a last-minute win.
The health minister has faced questions from backbench politicians for the first time since an embargoed press release was leaked, outlining planned health service cuts.
Meanwhile, we examine the impact of dogs worrying livestock after recent incidents surfaced on social media.
And, plans to align the minimum wage with the living wage by year-end have stalled.
More discussion about health financing - with some good news from Manx Care about services impacting families and those hoping to be parents.
We take you through what's happened with Manx Care this week - including interview with its CEO Teresa Cope, the Chief Minister and the Health Minister.
Just what was the deal with that embargoed press release?
We hear from the Chief Executive of Manx Care.
There's a warning for anyone wishing to become a commissioner in a local authority.
Former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, on the day of his funeral, is remembered for his help in raising the Solway Harvester.
Doctors on the Isle of Man have accepted a new pay offer, bringing an end to a lengthy dispute over pay.
There's concern from the farming sector over planned minimum wage increases.
And are your rates set to increase?
All that and more on Update with Lewis Foster.
Doctors, dentists and homelessness on the Isle of Man are among the subjects covered in today's programme.
A round up of the effects of Storm Éowyn on the Isle of Man throughout the day, including the latest information about cancellations and closures.
All the details about preparations for Storm Éowyn.
You can keep up to date with the very latest here.
All the information we know so far about Storm Éowyn which is due to hit the Island in the early hours of Friday morning.
We talk to the Ronaldsway Met Office and here the weather warning could possibly be upgraded to red.
Details of the deal reached between Manx Care and the British Medical Association which means the planned doctors' strike has been deferred. Also some thoughts about how we could prevent fly tipping on the Island - and a politician's view of the Island in the mid 1980s is corrected.
We take a look at how the presidency of Donald Trump might affect the Isle of Man, we'll hear some of the reflections of the Island's first Chief Minister and some good news for the Island as it's hailed as a must see travel destination.
Some details about Manx Care's planning for next week's doctors' strike in today's programme. we also hear about the report into the size of the Manx government and praise for Colby AFC for saving the life of one of their players using a defibrillator.
We hear from the Health Minister on today's programme, giving an initial reaction to news of the doctors strike next week. We'll also hear the thoughts of a bank bencher who believes there needs to be a 'complete forensic overview' of Manx Care and its spending.
Also - some good news from Ramsey as a hut on the South Beach is officially opened.
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The Doctors strike is due to get underway next week - theres more on that
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There changes afoot to the minimum wage in the Isle of Man - we'll hear about that
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Plus Good Morning Island Games - Lorraine Kelly has been named as one of the hosts at this year's event in Orkney
Tonight, breaking news as doctors on the Isle of Man announce they will strike for the first time in the Island's history.
We bring you the details about the industrial action, which will start at 7am on Wednesday 22 January and end at 7am on Friday 24 January.
More on the fire which closed a road in Ramsey for two hours this morning, how can we reinvent the Manx high street and some news which is out of this world.
Two public sector employers have put new offers on the table in a bid to end disputes over pay.
Reaction to the pending closure of another of Ramsey's bank branches.
And we hear how the Steam Packet helped pay tribute to a woman known as a 'Manx Viking Queen'.
Oh.. and the Mountain Road has reopened!
That's Update for Friday 10 January with Lewis Foster.
Some breaking news from a teaching union in tonight's programme, also concern about heating costs for those in sheltered accommodation, more on the Island's leucistic hen harrier and news of a reindeer who's still on the Island...find out more here.
We hear the very latest weather forecast live from the Met Office, there are some tips for driving in icy conditions and we hear about a very special Manx woman making her way home.
Tonight pay disputes, pay rises, some advice about the route into politics, a looming deadline if you're thinking about becoming an MLC and something heartwarming from St Ninian's High School.
Happy New Year! Welcome to the first news roundup of 2025 where we make some predictions for the year ahead.
Also in this episode Manx Care and St Christopher's tell us they're fully committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children on the Island, and we speak to some rather unusual spectators at the Raven's game at the weekend.
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A police officer walks free from court with allegations against him dropped
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Visitor numbers for the last two Manx Grand Prix and Classic TT are down
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Plus a lifeboat disaster is remembered ....
An energy company has been ordered to pay a six figure sum to one of its former directors following a tribunal
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The cost of sending a letter is to go up as the Post Office introduces a new pricing model
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Plus a look at some of the Island's weird and wacky Christmas celebrations....
A Douglas man alleged to have broken bail terms walks free from court after police deliver him too late...
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The redevelopment of Douglas promenade did not go over budget says the Treasury Minister...
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And there's governmental agreement over assisted dying proposals....
Some timely advice from Public Health in this episode, as well as details about prices of things you buy most often on the Island and a lovely song about a much loved Manx church.
A heartwarming episode today - wait until you hear what's happened after we spoke to a 96-year old fundraiser who's been walking to support the Queen's Pier Restoration Trust on yesterday's programme ❤️
Find out what Manx Radio's MD has been up to today, as well as all the other main news that's been happening, and what Beth wants for Christmas...
Lots packed into tonight's programme, bringing you right up to date with what's been happening on the Island over the past 24 hours.
We reflect on the clean-up after the storm at the weekend in this episode, as well as 'does prison work' and dental waiting lists.
What's going to happen weather wise on the Isle of Man this weekend?
All the details for you here.
We hear from the Met Office in this episode with the very latest weather update ahead of an amber weather warning this weekend for severe gales and storm force winds.
Here's your daily news round-up from the Isle of Man, with details of new faces in Government departments, optimism over the reinstatement of a bus route in the south of the Island, along with some Christmas cheer and endurance.
Today episode includes some feisty contributions from the House of Keys today - we find out about am event being held to support carers on the Isle of Man and the heartbreakingly lovely story about a rescue dog.
If you missed the news today, the highlights are here for you in under 30 minutes. We'll hear from a mum reflecting on ten years since both her sons died from a drugs overdose, why the Cabinet Office Minister believes he's fit for the job and have you signed up yet??
There's a report of an outbreak of Scabies in the Island - we'll have the latest information
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A UK politician is calling for a House of Commons debate on the Summerland disaster
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Plus the latest news from the UK as they seek to introduce the assisted dying bill
The full roundup of today's news in less than 30 minutes. Beth Espey takes you through what's been happening.
What's happening power wise for people in Santon, the latest from the tribunal to rule on a dispute between Crogga and one of its founding members and Thomas - the free feline!
We hear about a tribunal involving Crogga in today's episode, as well as more reaction to the CoMIN changes and news of where a Brian Kneale sculpture is going now it won't be at Niarbyl.
Some political analysis in today's programme after the changes to the Council of Ministers. What does it all mean and what do you think? It's all here.
If you want to know how Storm Bert is likely to affect the Island this weekend - all the details are in today's episode for you. There's a full forecast, details of potential travel disruption and where you can get sandbags from if you any worries.
The latest weather updates in today's episode as we look ahead to the arrival of Storm Bert...also a run down of what Tynwald has been debating today, a call for part of Ramsey to be pedestrianised and find out why a cat has been given a chain to wear...
The very latest on the weather situation and what the roads might be like tomorrow, as well as some of the big Tynwald debates, reaction to the possible Manx Telecom takeover and some good news for people with mobility issues.
How much news can you cram into 30 minutes?
The answer is a lot.
From Manx Telecom's reported takeover to a proposed new multi-storey car park in Douglas, a letter from the Chief Minister to the British Medical Association and the very latest from Tynwald on the National Insurance Fund and much more - it's all here.
All the latest news in this episode - including Travel Lodge's plans for the Island, developments in the Manx Radio investigation into gas prices and a look ahead to this month's Tynwald sitting.
Manx Care considering 'eligibility requirements' for NHS dentist registration.
We hear from the newly elected Onchan Commissioner.
And plans for a new visitor hub at the Laxey Wheel are back from the drawing board.
All that and much more.
It's Update on Manx Radio for Friday, 15 November with Lewis Foster.
Need something to talk about tonight? Here's a rundown of what's happened news wise on the Island today with Beth Espey.
Doctors on the Isle of Man are soon to be balloted on industrial action, and should we think about reviving the film industry on the Island?
All the latest news on and from the Isle of Man.
It's Update with Lewis Foster for Wednesday, 13 November.
Why is exploitation something we need to be thinking about on the Isle of Man? Is Government too soft? And what next for Cav? All that and much more in today's Update with Beth Espey.
Safeguarding, Manx Care spending and assisted dying legislation all feature in today's programme. We'll also find out what's been happening at Michael United FC and could the Isle of Man have its own Master Chef...?
Will rising university fees push more Manx students to study on-Island?
Crimestoppers Isle of Man says breaking the stigma around ‘snitching’ is to key to getting young people to report crime.
And we hear why one woman living in the US is considering a move to the Island.
All that and more – plus business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the roads.
That's Update for Friday 8 November with Lewis Foster, who may or may not be recovering from a cold...
Manx Care warns some patients will face increased waiting times this winter.
Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas has accused the chief minister of being a 'prisoner inside his own Council of Ministers' following his dismissal from his political role within the Department of Health and Social Care.
Can the cultivation of medicinal cannabis be balanced against government’s climate targets?
Could the answer to nearly 80-year-old mystery of abandoned baby be on the horizon?
And we hear from attendees at today’s Employment and Skills Fair.
All that and more – plus business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the roads.
It's Update for Thursday 7 November with Lewis Foster.
Chris Thomas MHK has been removed from his position in the Department of Health and Social care. We'll have the latest.
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The redevelopment of Ramsey is back on the agenda in the House of Keys
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Plus the Civil Aviation Authority's issued figures for flights departing the Island in August
Armed police on the streets of Douglas. We'll have the latest.
The Public Services Commission defends the body's potential legal breach
Plus a look ahead to bonfire night with advice for pet owners ahead of tonight's events.
Manx Care is being urged to protect frontline services from further cuts.
It's hoped proposed new laws will limit the amount of times fire officers are called out by mistake.
And why doesn't the education minister believe school league tables would be helpful in
the Isle of Man?
All that and more – plus business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the
roads.
That's Update for Monday 4 November with Lewis Foster.
The Treasury Minister admits the two percent increase in the higher rate of income tax probably won't be removed in the next Budget.
A report finds the Isle of Man is safer than the UK, but there are concerns over the impact of alcohol and drugs on public safety.
We have an update from Braddan Commissioners on The Roundhouse access road.
And FC Isle of Man prepare to face Abbey Hey.
All that and more, plus weather, sport and business.
It's Update for Friday, 1 November with Lewis Foster.
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson says efforts are underway to support young people suffering from long-term mental problems to get back into the workplace.
Paper recycling at bring banks is being stopped from next week – we hear why.
And we hear from a young man who’s returned home – three years after a road traffic collision left him with serious injuries.
All that and more including business, sport and weather.
It's Hop-Tu-Naa Update with Lewis Foster
An overview of the UK Budget statement and what it means for the Isle of Man.
We hear why the Steam Packet says it’s had to alter the winter sailing schedule to Liverpool.
The education minister has an update on the future of the Park Road site in Douglas.
And why was the contract for the Isle of Man TT Races not put out to tender?
All that and more - including business, weather and sport – and what to watch out for on the roads.
That's Update for Wednesday 30 October with Lewis Foster
Update tonight brings you the latest as Chief Minister Alfred Cannan survives a motion of no confidence in the House of Keys.
An MHK tells us why he wants an urgent review of government's climate change policies.
Watch out, there's measles about!
And we hear about the barriers women face when trying get involved in Manx football.
All that and more, including sport, business, travel and weather.
That's Update for Tuesday 29 October with Lewis Foster.
An expert on Manx public law tells us why a 'secret ballot' in tomorrow's vote of no confidence in Chief Minister Alfred Cannan is unlikely.
Chief Constable Russ Foster gives on update on the constabulary's recruitment challenges.
And, Manx Utilities tells us what the reaction's been like to its onshore windfarm proposals.
All that and much more on Update with Dave Moore.
We end the working week with a half-hour round up of news on and from the Isle of Man.
Douglas Central MHK puts his name forward to be the next Chief Minister, should a vote of no confidence go against Alfred Cannan next week.
Manx Care has issued a statement defending a number of new leadership roles and service changes which have received a lot of public attention.
And, after three years of treatment in Liverpool, a young Manx man who suffered severe brain injuries returns home.
All that and much more, including: travel, business, weather and sport.
It's Update for Friday, 25 October with Lewis Foster.
On the day the UK Government announces a ban on disposable vapes from next year, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture asks; should we ban them here?
We also have the latest on the Ballasalla bypass development and the appeal against plans for a sewage treatment plant in Peel.
The Chair of Castletown Commissioners says there's a social media witch-hunt against plans to pedestrianise the square year-round.
The Steam Packet releases its sailing schedule up to May 2026.
And, as Culture Vannin assesses the popularity of Hop-Tu-Naa traditions, we ask; when was the last time Rob Pritchard went trick-or-treating?
That's Update for Thursday, 24 October with Lewis Foster (in for Beth).
There's a lot of news around at the moment and we cram as much as we can into this episode, including potential industrial action by doctors employed by Manx Care, changes to the MGP from 2025, the latest from the hearing into the proposed sewage works in Peel and the UK's Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, grants 'nationally significant infrastructure status' to Orsted's plans to build a wind farm in Manx territorial waters.
In this episode, we hear from the MHK bringing forward a vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister and find out what happened when the Legislative Council debated Assisted Dying today.
Some breaking news in today's programme about what's happening in the House of Keys next week...after reflecting on the ongoing war of words between the Chief Minister and former Health Minister.
The weather is getting wet and wild so why not catch up with today's latest news - and we may just find out the secret to long life....
A royal flavour in today's programme, reflecting on Princess Anne's visit. As always this week...there's a mention of health thrown in and we get some breaking news about an incident in Douglas.
More rumbles after the Tynwald resignations in Update tonight - would you like a referendum on the issue of health funding? And we look ahead to a right Royal visit.
The resignation of the Health Minister sends political shockwaves through the Tynwald chamber - we hear Lawrie Hooper's reasons for stepping down, the Chief Minister's initial response and ask what happens now?
Lots about health in tonight's programme - pay rises, ED attendance and GP numbers and would you be able to help the Kirk family as they prepare for Lockie coming home?
On this evening's programme, we speak to the infrastructure minister about the ongoing disruption to bus services around the Island. We have more reaction from Manx Care on those further savings, and we hear about a once in a lifetime chance for you to see a ‘prominent comet’ in the skies this weekend.
Lots on tonight's programme including the breaking news about Steam Packet fares as part of efforts to make ferry travel more affordable and we hear from an Island resident preparing to face Hurricane Milton in Florida.
Four government departments are predicted to have overspent their budget
• Could there be good news on the way for the Island's agricultural community from the steam packet company
• And Where's Wallaby? It seems the Isle of Man is not the only place where the marsupials are breeding in the wild .
In today's news round-up we hear from the Health Minister on about Manx Care's current position, we find out the RNLI response following concerns raised on Mannin Line about the Douglas station and calls for people to support an Island charity that's been going for nearly a century.
Here's your news roundup - the latest on Manx Care's decision to cut the number of operations carried out every week, an investigation into why some people are paying commercial gas rates when they live in sheltered housing and a statement from FC IOM about their finances.
More reaction to Manx Care's decision to cut the number of operations a week to save money, how many "affordable" houses are there over here and will the Sports Editor do a pirate impersonation?
In today's news round-up we hear about Manx Care's bid to cut costs by reducing the number of operations carried out every week, could there be cruise ships docking around the Island and why Andreas Commissioners believe smaller local authorities should be helping each other out.
If you're short on time - here's your daily news round-up which today includes the latest about the man kept in custody because he was homeless, what's happening with the Cregneash bus route and some good news for would-be butchers
Lots in today's programme, including whether Manx Care's board should have a political member, Manx Radio reports a loss in its annual report, an inspiring journey with a Travelling Marshall and we talk treasure...
Lots on the final Update of the week with Beth Espey including more bus news, the Chief Minister saying a decision about Crogga's licence will be made soon and some advice if you're selling or buying a property to try and make the whole the process run a little more smoothly.
We have an interview with the Head of Operations at Bus Vannin in this programme, addressing the recent disruption to services. We also hear why TT star Lee Johnston is considering his immediate future and we catch up with a fundraiser who really did brave the elements today!
On today’s programme, we dive into the ongoing threat of bus service disruptions—how are they affecting you? Plus, with "zombie knives" now banned in the UK, what’s the situation here on the Isle of Man? And, we celebrate the remarkable generosity of one local resident whose donation has given a major financial boost to a Manx charity.
On today's programme more concerns about where vulnerable go when they leave prison, progress for wastewater treatment in Garff, we look back at the first 'Meet the Producers' event organised by Government and look ahead to Manx LitFest.
On Update tonight, less than four percent of flight delays at Ronaldsway Airport between January and July were due to Air Traffic Control breaks, another call for the Cregneash bus route to be reinstated and Efforts to save £10 million across government are not about reducing the number of civil servants.
Fears the charity funded quiet room at Liverpool John Lennon Airport would close were dismissed during the programme, when the DOI Minister provided us with an assurance it will remain open.
Meat plant changes, a call for DOI to pay towards the Northern Civic Amenity Site, could the IOM to Belfast route be saved and how are the hedges in your area?
What happened in the Government Conference today? The highlights of the Chief Constable's annual report and the man who's overseen the Tesco rebrand bids the Isle of Man farewell.
A packed programme with details about the first day of the Government Conference, concerns raised about a lack of suitable accommodation for those leaving prison and why Public Health Isle of Man is raising the profile of measles.
Today - possible cuts to front-line Manx Care services, the approval of two significant planning applications, the possibility of spotting the Northern Lights again and a dinosaur with tiny arms makes a huge impact for a Manx charity.
On the final Update of the week we hear about the Chief Minister's concerns over Manx Care's spending, what might replace the Food and Drink Festival this time next year and why we should be worried about seagull numbers on the Isle of Man.
Today's Update includes details about why there could be more bus issues over the next few days, what do we know about Manx Care's overspend and a Canadian woman traces her Manx roots.
An MHK is calling for more transparency when Island bus services are cancelled
The Steam Packet's explaining why it cancelled some recent Manxman sailings.
And a two-day conference has begun on raising awareness on domestic violence
It's World Suicide Prevention Day - however the issue of suicide in the Isle of Man is still a huge topic according to a charity
A local authority's insisting anti-social behaviour amongst its town's youths is not as big a problem as some think
And FC Isle of Man are in action this evening and looking to put last weekend's last gasp disappointment behind them
A teenager's appeared in court accused of stabbing a woman in Peel
Meanwhile, two people have been arrested after what's been described by police as suspicious items at a property in Port Erin
And the Island's electric vehicle charging network is being upgraded
Investigations will take place in Onchan over the winter to tackle capacity issues affecting sewers in the village during heavy rainfall
There's an assurance from Manx Care after they announced they're replacing face-to-face educational sessions
Plus seven hundred football fans are expected to descend upon the Island this weekend
an MHK has taken drastic action in a bid to resolve the number of potholes that need fixing on the roads in the constituency they represent
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There's a new location for Covid-19 autumn boosters as Manx Care abandons the vaccine hub at Chester Street in Douglas
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And there's good news for campers at the Glen Wyllin site in Kirk Michael
A half-hour round up of Manx news and current affairs. Plus business, sport, weather, and travel.
A look at the latest news from the Isle of Man today, plus sport, business, travel and weather.
The final Update of the week has good news from Onchan - we were live from the opening of a new function space. Also on the programme, more questions about why the Sea Terminal wasn't kept open for stranded passengers and how much does Government House cost to run?
A lot in tonight's programme - some of it intentional. How will the new VAT arrangements affect KWC? What's all this about a sink hole at the Chasms? Good news for Manx potatoes and we hear from an amazing Hospice fundraiser.
All the latest news from the Isle of Man today including ice cream, herrings and air traffic control. Also how the Island is preparing for possible Mpox over here, the breaking statement about an MGP rider's drugs test and some good news about a little puppy called Harry.
Here's your news roundup for Tuesday 27 August, including details of two people fined for flouting road closure rules during MGP, questions over the cost of the Liverpool Ferry Terminal, the Island's latest unemployment figures and a new inclusive play area.
It's your half-hour look at the latest Manx news plus sport, travel, business, and weather.
All the latest news, travel, sport and weather in a digestible half-hour package.
UPDATE: The warning from police regarding the Ben-my-Chree arriving at the same time as Manx Grand Prix road closures at 6pm - the sailing from Heysham was delayed and is now expected at 7:45pm.
Your thirty-minute look at the news, sport, business, travel and weather.
In this programme we hear from Steam Packet Managing Director Brian Thomson on the 'hole' in the Manxman as the Island's braces itself for stormy weather overnight.
All of that and much, much more... what are you waiting for?
Racing is no longer going ahead* on the Mountain Course this evening, but plenty of drama outside the Manx Grand Prix as organisers issue a correction over a rider's 'non-negative' drugs test, and the Met Office warns of severe gales on the way.
We also hear why one Port Erin Commissioner says she will always object to tourist accommodation plans for the town, Age Concern talks finance in light of Live at Home's recent announcement, and KFC gets the go-ahead for a 24-hour drive-thru. Cluck cluck.
It's Update; your 30 minute look at news on and from the Isle of Man, plus travel, business, weather, and sport.
*updated at 6:21pm...after the evening qualifying session was cancelled.
Has the cancellation of tonight's MGP qualifying session left you twiddling your thumbs?
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The final Update of the week looks back at the homecoming for the Manx Missile, what we know about the Airport Director heading for departures and how does the weather look for MGP....keep those fingers crossed...
After a rather novel start to the programme....things got back on track and we heard about A-Level results day, how have our students fared and what options are available if you didn't get the grades you were hoping for? Also in the programme - what's happening with Courier deliveries around the Island and how does the future look for the Manx Grand Prix?
On today's programme we hear what Douglas Council has decided to do with the name of the Henry Bloom Noble Library, how important are organisations which support older people to live independently and how are marshal number ahead of MGP 2024?
On tonight's programme - the apology from DEFA after a company wasn't allowed to be at the Royal Manx Show, the woman behind a fundraiser to support the family of Nesta Haselden says the Island's response has been heartwarming and a live interview with Head of Air Traffic Services about drone issues.
On Update tonight, we bring you the very latest information about the fatal RTC in Peel on 8 August, also in the programme, what do we know about the proposals for Jurby Airfield, call for the Cregneash bus to be reinstated and good news for fisheries and football.
Wednesday's Update includes details of the delayed draft Local Economy Strategy, why the IOM Green Party believes Government needs to move faster when it comes to trying to achieve its net zero targets and have you got a hobby horse? Or a broom? You could be a champion at the Royal Manx Agricultural Show.
Here’s Update on Tuesday 6 August which includes the findings of the inquest into the death of a Southern 100 competitor, what you think about a COMIN report looking into making people want to move over and stay on the Isle of Man, the response from Peel Commissioners to an appeal against the sewage works and advice if you’re thinking about getting a pet.
Your Monday Update includes why those in the West of the Island have may have to wait even longer for cleaner sea water, how many more posts there in Manx Care now compared with when it started three years ago, why so much meat has had to be thrown out and an incredible achievement for a woman who’s marking her recovery from two types of breast cancer.
For the final Update of the week – we hear about proposed prescription changes, another Trade Union calls for higher pay offers but still no word from the Public Services Commission, how the Island plans for unexpected emergency situations and some lovely news from about a little boy who’s been taking part in the British Transplant Games today and a little girl who’s met her favourite singer.
Here’s your daily dose of news with Update.
In today’s episode a union calls for meaningful discussions about pay, how we can find out more about the opportunities with artificial intelligence and do you remember the original Radio Caroline? There are some events coming up this weekend to mark its links with the Isle of Man. All that and so much more...
We’ve got all the news you need here with Update for Wednesday 31 July.
In today’s episode, how would an airport in Jurby be received by residents?
With more than 500 responses to a consultation about education on the Isle of Man, we hear some of the main findings and how could you help shape the future of a new Health and Care Services Bill.
Here’s your daily news round-up with Beth Espey which today includes the latest from the major incident in Southport, advice if you’re struggling with any of the bugs doing the rounds at the moment and good news about Tall Ships and Ardwhallen.
Here's your half round-up of what's been happening news wise this Monday with Beth Espey.
...and much more!
It's your daily round-up of news on and from the Isle of Man, plus travel, business and weather.
Your daily round-up of news on and from the Isle of Man, including sport, business and weather.
Your daily round-up of news on and from the Isle of Man today, plus sport, travel, business and weather.
Your half-hour round-up of news, sport, travel, business and weather on and from the Isle of Man.
Your round up of daily dose of news, sport, travel, business and weather on and from the Isle of Man.
Have you heard the news today?
Don’t worry if not– here’s your run down of what’s been happening with Beth Espey.
It includes the very latest from the inquest into the death of a serving prisoner on the Island, details of where the unemployment figures are up to over here, some advice for those venturing into the water despite the rubbish weather and how preparations are looking for the Island Games which will be hosted over here in 2029.
Your news update with Beth Espey this evening includes the response from the Council of Ministers to the report into how Government handled the Covid pandemic, the changes to the departure lounge at the airport that are being promised, whether the Amazon contract is affecting IOM Post deliveries and a lively exchange about the appointment of one of the Steam Packet’s non-executive directors.
Missed the news today? Fear not – you can catch up here with Beth Espey.
Update on Tuesday 16 July includes details of how much the Steam Packet’s paying per month for use of the Liverpool Ferry Terminal, how the DOI’s responded to complaints about Laxey pothole repairs and a very special 124th birthday.
The latest from the inquest into the death of an inmate at the Isle of Man Prison, why the Environment Minister believes we all need to take the opportunity to have our say about planning and good news for Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man, FC Isle of Man and a couple of Elvis impersonators on a tandem.
It’s Update with Beth Espey on Monday 15 July.
Plans fornew homes in Braddan, unsatisfactory pay offers, residents in the north on the civic amenity site and Elvis Presley times two on a tandem around the TT Course.
It’s Update on Friday 12 July with Beth Espey
Increased costs for collecting and disposing fallen animals, a drug trafficker’s sentence has been reduced, inflation rises once again, and…a recap of the action from the Southern 100 today.
It's Update on Thursday 11 July with Lewis Foster.
Police officers getting pay increase, an update on Manx Telecom's plans to rollout fibre broadband, a dentist is placed under a 'warning', and did you get Paolo Nutini tickets?
It's Update on Wednesday 10 July with Lewis Foster.
MHK behind Assisted Dying Bill says 'silent majority' in favour, discussing capacity at Noble's with Manx Care, TT access road 'not fit for purpose', 'apt tribute' to Marshal Liam Clarke unveiled at Billown, and Willaston School is a 'Centre of Excellence'.
It's Update on Tuesday 9 July with Lewis Foster.
Reaction to Peel sewage treatment plan, climate targets could be missed and the Southern 100 starts today ... it's Update with Lewis Foster
We continue to reflect on the impact of the Manx Missile’s historic win, we find out what’s being done about the number of empty properties around the Isle of Man, we hear for the Environment Minister aboutsome unfortunate sign placement and look ahead to Tynwald Day.
It’s Update on Thursday 4 July with Beth Espey.
What a day for the Manx missile! Reflecting on the record breaking stage winning success at the Tour de France for Sir Mark Cavendish.
In other news, progress for Peel when it comes to sewage treatment? And what can you do if your postal ballot didn't arrive in time for tomorrow’s UK General Election?
It's Update on Wednesday 3 July with Beth Espey.
A round-up of what's happened on the Isle of Man today - including anti-social behaviour concerns after taxi fare rises, how is the Liverpool Ferry Terminal doing a week after it opened and we reflect on the Wimbledon debut for Manx tennis star Billy Harris.
Island politicians say no to a referendum on Assisted Dying legislation, reduced hours for the Northern Civic Amenity Site come into effect, good luck to Manx tennis star Billy Harris, good news for a Manx fundraiser who took on the French Alps riding a folding bike....and not this time for Sir Mark Cavendish, but more chances to come later this week.
A local pharmacist is welcoming Manx Care's reintroduction of mask wearing at its sites
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The Steam Packet is hoping disruption to its service because of dredging in Liverpool will be 'infrequent' in future
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and after 50 years of broadcasting and 17 years at Manx Radio, we say goodbye to Marc Tyley as he hangs up his headphones
There's a spike in the number of Covid patients being admitted to Nobles Hospital
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All the Island's pharmacies will be allowed to dispense medicinal cannabis 'imminently'
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Changes have been made to the offences people could face under proposed Assisted Dying laws
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and Manx tennis player Billy Harris is into the last four at Eastbourne as he prepares for Wimbledon
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Plans for over 100 new apartments in Douglas have been 'welcomed' by the Department for Enterprise
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Manx Care says there's no evidence of a growing problem with needles being left in public places on the Island
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and we find out on a drop-in event tonight focusing on sustainability
Wannenbergh on Windfarm costs
Manx Telecom Fibre planning failure report
800 Aussies to travel to TT25
The new Liverpool ferry terminal will finally welcome its first passengers tomorrow
- The enterprise minister says further discussions need to take place with Douglas City Council to address TT parking issues
Ronaldsway bottom of the class, British Irish Council here today, Food and Drink Festival cancellation, six more drug suppliers gaoled & tennis tournament in Castletown. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Pay for the healthcare you want, sewage in Laxey Bay is "disrespectful", the Cooils of Ballagawne Farm win conservation award, win Operation Nightjar nabs nine, & Parish Walk painkiller advice. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
"Schools too valuable to close", Bus Vannin carried 225k in TT, electric pet collar debate, Leg Co election change recommended & Captain Carter on his MBE. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Liverpool Ferry Terminal "open this month", gas price should go down, 31 new home in Andreas, Edge would have closed schools & police warn about Happy Valley incidents. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Eight primary schools won't be closing, Ramsey boundary extension rejected, Dot Tilbury on Sir Mark Cavendish & Cervical Cancer Awareness Week. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Future of Corrin Memorial Home, £4m extra for CAMHS, electrifying the crematorium, expect increase in illness, Braddan Roundhouse latest & TT 2025 schedule announced. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Douglas dilapidated properties will now pay rates, Steam Packet respond to freight costs, TT team boss in court, finance sector combatting terrorist financing, triathletes wanted & 'Poor Little Jurby'. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Crogga Gas Field latest, Bishop's vote could go, Registrar General on Adverse Possession, Assisted Dying legislation & farming struggles continue. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Empty properties strategy, meat plant latest, LegCo on Bishop's vote, unions say 2% 'unacceptable', Eddie Lowey's funeral & Dave Molyneux's retirement. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Meat delay was foreseen, fortnightly bins working, crackdown on harbour pollution, Carers Week highlights challenges & TT's Dean Harrison sorry for speeding. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
D Day 80 Commemorations tonight, record travellers on Steam Packet, £700 fine for encroachment, today's TT action & cruise ship passenger's heart attach. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
GOAT Michael Dunlop, ambulances answering 45 calls a day, FOI could extend to Steam Packet and others, £18.3m for 3,000 operations & they're still ignoring road closures. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Enterprise Dept. rebutts 'inaccurate figures', famous leathers' thief sought, Manx Care delivers 3000 operations, the latest from Onchan Commissioners & dealing with vulnerable prisoners. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Too many lawbreakers, Nobles better than UK, earnings up last year, your view on North and West Plan & charity funding wanted for emergency helicopter. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ronaldsway restrictions rescinded, tribunal proceedings could be cheaper, Brad Pitt / Channing Tatum latest, accommodation woes & Ramsey Sprintfest this weekend. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No TT practice tonight, Ramsey MIU fully staffed, 88% silver treasure, driver on closed roads, Tom Birchall on retirement & Brummie TT wedding bells. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
TT thieves about, Govt keen on Lord St development, Chief Constable wants more funds, visitors reminded on travel insurance & Douglas War Memorial centenary. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tonight's Practice is on, a new start for Lord Street site, spike in drink and drug drivers, AI and the finance sector, future for swimming pools & daily TT sea trips from Anglesey. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
1000 public sector houses needed, group wants Summerland inquest re-opened, Pre-TT starts tonight, Hospital Cup final & remembering Eddie Lowey and Alan Wilcocks. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
David Ashford MHK takes your calls and questions on social housing, population increase, Lord St flats, private landlords and the future of housing on the Island. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Storm damage at Grandstand, Housing Report 'sitting on shelf', prisoners in portacabins at Jurby, schoolchildren couldn't get off bus & Legion can collect at TT. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Unemployment's down but up, raw sewage in our sea, government's plan for hospitality sector, Ravens confident but losing money & British citizens here can vote in UK election. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Support for Manx hospitality on way, Nathan Harrison's TT, Constabulary's illegal substance checks, fire safety re-brand & Manx Dev Corp's progress. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Government unlikely to meet population targets, TT preparations, Treasury’s reaction to lower inflation rates, bid to merge two Ramsey wards, and did TT organisers have a permit for those fireworks?
Our tax standards commitment, more foster carers badly needed, the Bishop on her vote in Tynwald, extra £3.5m for children's mental health, domestic abuse on the increase & TT action is just a week away. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
It's Bishop Tricia for us, Everest Double Glazing latest, your help needed with Radon gas survey, Ramsey needs to prove itself, anger over Peel sailing Club & the career of Dave Madsen-Mygdal. #iom #news #manxradio
Liverpool Terminal latest, inflation down to three year low, medical help from across for TT, future for Youth Justice Team & netball tournament starts tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Assisted Dying Bill latest, visa applications quintuple, more dogs attack livestock, kidney transplant boy fundraiser, Patrick Commissioners new chair & the Island games return home. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£62m for new Castle Rushen High School, 2400 days of suspension, Mad Cow disease in west Scotland, Crimestoppers raise profile & Ravens to host football festival. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ferry Terminal delayed again, 'no financial gap' says Treasury Minister, Manx farm is regional finalist, all change for TT parking, new security at airport & Manx Youth Games tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
HSC Manannan has lost an engine, Fire Festival will return, Assisted Dying referendum questioned, increase in bullying, scout leader steps down after 40 years & 'don't use glue traps'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Public servants must clarify social media, air traffic breaks to end, Lewin and Logan to chair Onchan Commissioners, casual work 'advice' from Treasury & Steam Packet needs simpler agreement. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Assisted dying referendum, Braddan Roundhouse latest, Laxey landslide work starts, publishing FOIs, bowel screening for 50-59 year-olds & our territorial waters extension. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Bus fares going up, Ramsey Commissioners new chairman, immigration visa delays, Assisted Dying Bill latest, 250 more on government payroll & hundreds of young cyclists in action this weekend. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cabinet Office wants your view, first time buyers firmly in the property market, windfarm microplastics question, April was wettest on record & Joe Yeardsley hopes for TT debut. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Peel commissioners housing objections, latest on the Bishop's Tynwald vote, housing study still not published, mortgage rate increase implications here & the Playboy Bunny and the Isle of Man. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Minister defends STEM availability, turbines won't be turned off, Crowe brothers on TT chances, still no Public Health Director, Costa manager admits theft & it's Maternal Mental Awareness Month. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Turbine blades ashore in Douglas, unemployment down, Ravens top ten finish, 650 new build planning applications lodged, Southern Pool saved by community & port security latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Seven arrests after raid at King Gaming, onerous delays for charities, 'we're paying for traffic lights' say Braddan, Guild starts tomorrow & Ravens' final game of season tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
High School toilet CCTV turned off, two gaming licences suspended, 'Listening To You' in Douglas, reducing A&E waiting times & Jade The Grenade's weekend professional debut. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Southern Pool latest, last night's government roadshow, Looney's closing after 85 years, tackling the skills shortage, boosting women's cricket & it's 3 in 1 for TT's Davey Todd. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Chief Minister on the economy, Braddan Roundhouse latest, taxi fares going up, government roadshow verdict, public sector housing thresholds & TT's Ben Birchall's 'new chapter'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Villiers Square gets the go-ahead, CCTV against vaping in schools, Balthane roundabout covenant barrier, Gaia in St Thomas' Church & a stunning comeback from the Ravens. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Incident at Ronaldsway Airport, Villiers site recommended, new voting system at Port St Mary, passport prices go up, 'Call to Arms' for hospitality & the Ravens penultimate game tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Patients' records leak, inflation down to 3.2%, MHK Edge on government's 'fiscal U turns'. McGuinness 'in a good place' & Ravens final away game tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cannan on Covid Report, TT merchandiser's paid upfront, Ravens drew last night, Bride Commissioners on Civic Amenity costs & Fatima Whitbread here for children in care. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Newson's project defeated, no date for Liverpool Landing Stage, 'lethal' heroin is here, Northern Civic Amenity Site latest & Ravens start three games in five days tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Landing stage not there yet, minimum wage rise, prisoner death inquest, Bushy's Castletown move, Douglas Council spent £5k on Queen Camilla & Ravens' two games in 24 hours. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
The redevelopment of the Old Nurses Home in Douglas is going to cost £2m more than originally planned - There are calls to bring back Pulrose Police Station - And are local residents getting a raw deal over passport renewals
A local football club says it's 'hanging on by a thread' as issues with Spring Valley pitch's changing rooms continue. The Chamber of Commerce has backed calls for an overhaul of VAT to help Manx hospitality businesses & Ramsey's Tesco Express store opens
A Call's being made for VAT to be overhauled to help local businesses -the weather's to blame for a landslide on Monday
- And Manx produce is celebrated in the Island today
The owner of a cafe on the Mountain Road says she's lost faith in MHK's and government ministers; the organiser of a festival that celebrates Celtic and Viking culture says the event had to be cancelled because the local authority objected to the sponsors.
More meat plant misery, Storm Kathleen disarray, used needles found in Pulrose, more protection for fishing sites, breast cancer fundraiser & Manx Handball is on the up. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx farming 'struggling', future of the TT, Laxey and Peel's late sewage works, Lezayre Commissioners missing member, Nobles SCBU feedback sought & Ravens' penultimate home game tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Government accepts Covid report, no Roundhouse inquiry, LegCo 'blurred lines', Steam Packet's business plan, gaol for faeces smeared on window & Jurby racing excitement. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Meat thrown away at plant, Tynwald asked for Gaza view, Manx Care's mandate debate, contaminated drugs warning & civil servants' performance stays secret. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Summerhill View £2.3m over, Cannan - Government "needs to reconnect", bird 'flu cases plummet, latest on assisted dying legislation & Ravens fly high at The Bowl. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
A so-called 'rebel alliance' of backbench MHKs is reportedly working to 'refine' the direction government should be going in. There are rules in place around the taking of photos during this year's TT + look ahead to a busy bank holiday weekend of sport
Mr. Speaker puts his foot down, don't drink and drive this Easter weekend, Bishop's vote latest, our first female pro-boxer Jade Burden & Tesco arrives on Victoria Road. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Scarlet Fever is on Island, Crogga Gas behind with licence fee, Head of AI at £100k, Steam Packet 'cut services', unemployment down, athlete Brenda Walker has died. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Packet resolves dispute, Onchan can't reclaim lost territory, future of TT Funfair, onshore windfarm ecology surveys, cliffside gorse fire at weekend & Ravens return to winning ways. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
A deal's finally been agreed between the Steam Packet and Nautilus after a long-running dispute over working conditions
- Drone operators are being reminded hefty fines will be implemented if operated near the TT course during the road racing
Synaptik's progress, managing our 'Built Heritage', Ramsey's dog fouling problem, passports up again, lambing season on the way & Saturday's boxing tournament . It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Queen Camilla declares Douglas a city, no new TT scoreboard, young people's property ambitions, animal welfare consultation, updated Island Plan & Covid Memorial Garden delayed. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No date for ferry terminal, sex education back in school, Cummal Mooar latest, Gaza protest today, 42% more in prison & Manx Rams face Armed Forces. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Queen Camilla here Wednesday, Health Minister cleared, dilapidated properties strategy, this month's Tynwald, Manx Care complaints & Ravens look to bounce back. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No parking at new Douglas village, NSC pool problems, rental properties decreasing, endometriosis awareness raising, the glove that 'sees' & Ravens head to Cheadle Town tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Summerhill View opening latest, Island birth rate down 43%, offshore wind farm contract, organised crime gang accused remanded & Manx opera star Margaret Curphey has died. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Queen Camilla here next week, more questions for MDC, Ballakermeen toilet break rule, assisted dying warnings from Canada & assistance dog changes a life. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Braddan commissioners criticised, Manx Care finances scrutinised, Peel project refused planning, Tax Cappers down 33%, Lee Johnston's surgery & help for first time buyers. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Harbour work delayed by months, ambulance crash latest, government 'refresh', Laxey Wheel work continues, watch for horses on road & Ravens swoop to victory. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ramsey's new commissioner, video doorbell hidden cost, Queen's Pier restoration latest, Steam Packet review, International Women's Day & Ravens face Longridge Town tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No National Insurance cut here, UK provider cuts waiting lists, coast eroding a metre a year, measles vaccination exhortation, protecting heritage buildings & IOM Darts Festival starts. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ben My Chree restricted, MHKs oppose Ramsey extension, 6 year wait for social housing, Andreas and Malew commissioners latest, £45k school bus fare bonus & big female football showcase tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ronaldsway 'corporatisation' plan, Tax Cap statistics, Public Health on fluoridation, Ramsey Commissioner candidate, School Hill flats 'perfectly useable' & TT's Lee Johnston breaks a leg. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Braddan parking showdown, RNLI is 200 years old, employment law changes on way, future of Ben My Chree, Spring Cycling Series revamp & Ravens back to winning ways. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Braddan Roundhouse latest, measles situation, Ramsey 'needs more for young', domestic abuse victim support, Claire Christian MHK on her resignation & Ravens aim to bounce back tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Westminster eyes our Assisted Dying Bill, Chamber gives budget thumbs down, Claire Christian resigns, Bevan Rodd gets sports award, food bank use up & saving Ballakilpheric Chapel. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Dr. Allinson defends budget, Ronaldsway's delays noted internationally, Organ Donation Law delay, Douglas North MHKs on housing, the Great Vape Debate & Sports Awards tonight at Villa. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Westmoreland Road gets planning, Chief Minister's opinion on his performance, e-scooter insurance statement, Easter Festival of Running, Chamber's view on the budget & Winter Hill 66 years on. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Douglas beach death inquest, Braddan Roundhouse delay, reducing government headcount, Chief Minister 'should listen', reality check for Ravens & Ben My Chree 'too expensive standby'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
The Budget and how it will affect us, comment from the Unite Union, and a return of mental health workers to the emergency control room.
An MHK asks his constituents if they are happy with the direction of their government, problems with credit cards, and the developer of 200 new homes around the Sulby River hits back at critics.
We continue to get reaction from the treasury minister's Budget - The chief minister's been defending some of his senior officers, following an independent review into the handling of the Rosalind Ranson tribunal
Highlights and reactions from today's Tynwald coverage as Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson unveils the 2024-2025 Isle of Man Budget. Brought to you by Crowe Isle of Man.
The Principal of King Williams College explains why the Buchan School could be moved onto the college grounds
- The number of people visiting the Island on a cruise ship hit record numbers last year
- And we look back at FC IOM's match against Bury, after travel issues caused it to be postponed
The Unite Union on Manx Care 6% nursing staff pay offer. A report into the accident which resulted in the Manxman sailing being cancelled. Treasury Minister responds to reports of UK recession
Royal College of Nursing staff reach a decision over 6% pay offer
the new Tesco Express in Castletown opened its doors and then temporarily closed them earlier today
and a reminder to dog owners that lambing season is underway
"Avoid the strike" says Nursing Director, airport parking down £130k, new Hospice shop, World Cleanup Day on Saturday, American Bully XL latest & Government Conference new ideas. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Liverpool overspend blame, offshore windfarm latest, dry day sewage discharge 'rare', Manx racing driver needs sponsorship, coronary heart disease underestimated & Manx Care's £27.2m overspend. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tim Crookall MHK back at Infrastructure, NHS dentist waiting list, children in care latest, horse charity fraud, digital evidence unit 'swamped' & Ravens must keep believing. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
COVID boosters from Monday, Aldi not telling their plans, Douglas recycling quadruples, Suicide Prevention Day, dentists waiting lists up 14%, our tourist offering 'tired' & Ravens swoop back home. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Windfarm data in two years, Cummal Mooar latest, MGP inquests open, Laxey's new skate park, spate of high value cycle thefts, nurses offer "insulting" & Ravens unhappy in St. Helens. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Nurses' strike latest, Scoill Vallajeelt traffic problems, bus driver's COVID concern, Ravens on Merseyside tonight, keeping your pet cool & The Manx Premium Bond Mystery. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Nurses announce strike, Manx Care's near £30m overspend, first abortion statistics, back to school tomorrow, Manx football leagues rejig, brig 'Lily' memorial service & Lib Van backs renewables. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Wind farm sea survey starts, QE2 RSE report published, care leaver provision slated, your opinion on women's health, Paul Bird tribute, cardboard recycler drops out & survey of seals. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Homegrown social workers needed, traffic turmoil ahead, 50% of People's Wood failed, MGP supporters slam road closure, bring back Miss Isle of Man & Ravens in Manchester tomorrow. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Major Douglas Harbour work, more marshals and medics for longer MGP, longest serving magistrate retires, private pension stumbling block, charities legislation evidence & more football referees needed. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Windfarm meeting reaction, DHSC's new Chief Officer, "just turn up for GP appointment", Queen's Pier restoration latest, Constabulary recruitment meeting & whale and dolphin advice. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£3k fine for drone over MGP, helium balloon ban sought, 1000 queue for an ENT appointment, Lib Van back homelessness action, new sidecar tyre 'lifesaver' & Ravens come down to earth. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
GCSE results - 90% continue in education, MHK "20mph in Douglas now", Ravens play two games in three days across, lack of trade in MGP & same sex couples' parental rights. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Steam Packet may strike, Bradda Head plane crash inquest opens, six months for punching his mother, apology for Cumman Mooar upset & gaoled Chinese billionaire connections here. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cummal Mooar closure halted, Ravens on Merseyside tonight, MV Manxman myths and realities, southern windfarm public meeting & majority favour Douglas traffic calming measures. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ben My Chree could be replaced, 40% of flats fail fire inspection, 'govt contracts lack certainty' says Tony Brown, Manx Care runs homeless service, drugs stabbing & the wettest July but crops are in. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tributes to MGP rider, maladministration by local authority, same sex parent legislation, FOI delay fallout, Ramsey's new changing shelter & Manx companies own 10k properties across. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Peel's better sewage facilities, Manx Care's limited pay options, MGP fans want 9 day format review, respite back at Hospice, 5% of Ronaldsway flights cancelled & naked among the sunflowers. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
'A Level' result day today, MV Manxman's maiden voyage but...., MGP restrictions from tomorrow, Ramsey's smelly seaweed, Ravens romping victory & deaths on Manx registered ship. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Inflation down to 5.8%, herring fishery to restart, our horse trams and 'that' cruise liner, Lockie Kirk's coming home, DOI and rights of way, nursing union on the bus & Ravens in Derbyshire action tonight. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Steam Packet makes £11 million profit, TT 2024 schedule released, former Keys candidate in court, beach wheelchair now at Peel & no slowdown in foreign holiday bookings. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Grand Prix short of marshals, Africa House fire witnesses needed, engineering recruitment logjam, FSA warn on scams, Allinson MHK on Cummal Mooar & Ravens hit the road. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Fossil fuel heating ban, Meat Plant plan, Cummal Mooar closure latest, 15 years for importing drugs, airport still 'on notice' & it's Royal Show Day 1. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Sex education report Part 2 'unclear', better driving charity closing, Manx contingent at Interceltic festival, large vehicle parking in Douglas & Laxey women's football revival. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MV Manxman starts work next week, Braddan Leisure Centre latest, National Insurance Fund advisory, Peel Marina silt option & prestige golf qualifiers on today / tomorrow. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Sex education classes delayed, second Ranson claim settled, Mathew Rennie back in the ring, school uniform aid, microbrewery gets boost & seven month gastro-endoscopy wait. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Southern MHKs caution over wind farm plan, pilot had six knives, forget new fossil fuel heating, Peel Cathedral closed, Royal Manx show gates open & Ravens on back-to-back defeats. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MV Manxman latest, Cummal Mooar meeting cancelled, gaol for domestic abuse, foreign private medical warning, Ravens hope to return to winning ways & Astronomical Society ceremony. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Crogga needs adequate funding, Lib Van concern over info commissioner, crime network operated behind bars, our tourist offering & Caribbean bound Manx athletes. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Summerland fire was 50 years ago today, Onchan MHK wants tourism dept., Manx property market holding up, Ravens in Lancashire tonight & "public questions" over Liverpool ferry terminal. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Covid 19 info released, father warns after son swallows battery, Treasury Minister "find savings", online news regulation, Abbotswood latest & 50yrs after Summerland fire. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cummal Mooar latest, HSBC's new home, 300 dead birds with 'flu, online reporter "not being prevented", Southern Show reflections & the Ravens winning start. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£40m for windfarm, vehicle parking plan 'flawed', care boss gaoled for theft, Southern Show tomorrow, TV star on heritage rail, Cummal Mooar latest & Ravens start season. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
5th Romanian beggar gaoled, large vehicle parking petition, adverse possession definition, LoveIOM cards scrapped, Womens T20 goes international & our wonderful Manx rivers. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MT internet failure, southern residents' windfarm concern, Cannan 'learn from COVID-19 mistakes', Green Party defends commissioner, energy from methane & new Bishop needs to attract youth. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Chances to ditch Liverpool Terminal, nurses on strike at Nobles, four Romanian beggars jailed, land non-registration pitfalls, Channing Tatum 'no taxpayer money' & single use plastics illegal in 12 weeks. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Consultant Duffy's departure, Health Committee report 'errors', commissioners hit back over fire station, abortion services improve, Barbenheimer embraced & finding a new Bishop. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Govt Strategic Plan under review, 'lost faith' over Liverpool Terminal, Southern 100 inquests open, Ramsey expansion plans under fire & Peel Commissioners on highway maintenance cost. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No start date for the new boat, heritage railways in doubt, watch out for measles, ex-minister hits out, £12 per hour to pay your way & Castletown Fire Station future. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
'Windfarm fine here' says MHK, £3k to police shows respect, 400 have been prescribed cannabis, Ravens can cope with financial challenge, Ranson tribunal latest, & Meat Plant refutes 'no meat' claim. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
DOI's future to be decided, Summerland apology, wind and solar power in two years, nurses street protest over pay, Gran Fondo this weekend & Nobles park free parking. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Plane crash in Port Erin, Chris Thomas MHK out at Infrastructure, future of Private Patients Unit, work permits 'barrier' to relocation, Island Games summary & sex education report. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Nurses will strike, Island Games closes tonight, dog bites postie is no joke, driving instructor shortage continues & wheelchair roundabout on the way, It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Another £10m for ferry terminal, Ranson tribunal latest, Island Games success, ultra processed school meals, more dead seabirds & Cav may postpone retirement. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Southern 100 cancelled, Island Games latest medal tally, nurses march over pay, no 20 day passport delivery, IOM bids for 2029 Games & Tynwald Recess views. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
News that almost 30 per cent of food served in two schools is classed as ultra processed, the airport director challenges service cuts and delay criticism and cost of running a taxi to increase. #iom, #news
Claims air travel from the Island is not worth it, you can now earn more yet still be eligible for social housing but a councillor says it'll increase the waiting list, and 50 years on but not forgotten: personal stories about the Summerland disaster. Update with Barrie Redfern. 10 July 2023. #iom, #news
Public authorities are reprimanded over unauthorised access to personal data, change at Manx Care will take time and Ramsey's proposed boundary change branded ''enormous and territorial'. Update with Barrie Redfern 7th Jul 2023. #news, #iom
23 petitions at Tynwald Day, police pay latest, nursing union meets ministers, RAF medals come home, crime up 7% & Island Games badminton squad in confident mood. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tynwald Day tomorrow, Manx Care's funding gap, Island Games golfers hopeful, Alcohol Awareness Week Day 2, Laxey flood prevention & new herring quota. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
No public viewing of new boat, Rob Callister MHK on assisted dying, new airport parking charges, football hopes at Island Games, open air cannabis meeting & heritage rail consultation. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Tynwald 'sham', more gaol for gang leader, homeless night shelter meeting, shooters aim for success, Douglas Beach Festival & early years training boost. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
TT visiting numbers up, Chris Thomas MHK Crogga comment, new Eastern Tip opens, Treasury Minister on our reserves, Island Games tennis high hopes & 'threat to kill Germans at TT' gets bail. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Ashford's view of Island's reserves, ATC progress at Ronaldsway, Golf Links discussions deferred, Domestic Abuse first, driving in Europe after Brexit & Island Games Triathlon excitement. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Minister answers Crogga questions, Island Games cyclists optimistic, Assisted Dying Bill 1st Reading, QE2 School adjusts times, Sanctions Bill progress & 'trio of fools' TT joyride. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister "strategy is working", 14 concerns in Prison investigation, sort Golf Links "wreck", beware the horsefly, basketball hopes high & assisted dying meeting tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Crogga gas progress thwarted, Assisted Dying debate continues, MER derailment details, no appeal after worker death fine, champion Lizzie Holden & Parish Walk tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
No new airport scanners, UCIOM's five year plan, Ramsey's unwanted tarmac bump, driving instructor scarcity, our Island Games archers & cocaine in a microwave. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister on Airport plight, dilapidated properties latest, child benefits rising, no airmail tonight, Island Games countdown, Bishop stays in Tynwald & funeral of Raul Torres Martinez. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
'Crisis' after current spending, TT Two escape prosecution, flour mills may quit Laxey, future care costs 'huge', BA pilot had six knives & water fluoridation on agenda. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Cabinet Office accessed personal data, Enterprise concern over airport, large vehicles overnighting, scallop survey is good news & Health Minister denies misleading Tynwald. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Ronaldsway cancellations, sex education inquiry, Martinez inquest opens, Ramsey Grammar School new head, Castletown banking doubt, reservoirs are OK & Patrick by-election result. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Ranson's second claim, Patrick by-election, Manx scallop fleet's best season, avoid disposable BBQs, paying back benefit fraud & getting more sidecars into racing. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
RIP Mark Shimmin MBE, vape restrictions coming, Isle Learn is going, Armed Forces Day, rape accused gets bail, inflation down & Darts Championship in Peel. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Hottest day of the year here, children vaping, Marown Commissioners sex education FOI, Ramsey beach for wildlife and birds & off to Special Olympics in Berlin. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Childcare industry may be 'unsustainable', Ramsey's empty buildings, EV charging points outlook, Ex-CM Howard Quayle's new job, follow IOM police says Alan Shea & farewell TT 2023. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
£3k fine for drone near TT course, Reayrt Aalin will be flattened, Baton of Hope leaves island, Ramsey Sprintfest success & Red Arrows back this evening. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Latest from TT 2023 including a proposal, objection to 320 new homes, beware Roundstone Finance, pre-school credit plan, TT camping numbers down & remembering Raul Torras Martinez. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Latest from TT 2023, Conor Cummins back after illness, charge of rape, MHK 'No' to electric buses, condition of Douglas play areas & The Purple Helmets in print. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Good weather is bad for farmers, TT 2023 1st weekend retrospective, population rebalancing, new tax laws & Chamber says Island Plan needs speeding up. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Michael Dunlop sets the TT pace, Patrick by-election candidate, Jacksons goes Dutch, suicide verdict on couple, TT's role in hospitality & replica lifeboat auction. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
TT rider stopped for speeding, taxi drivers' dilemma, Patrick by-election, TT funfair opens, new sewage plants at Garff and Peel & watch out for the jellyfish,. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Three caught bringing drugs, Reayrt Aalin estate to be demolished, airport railway service, dilapidated properties rates waiver query, John McGuinness at Hospice & Braddan's new civic amenity site. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Obey the road signs, three years for Air Traffic Controllers, Manx Tenants' Union, internet voting on agenda, 17% below living wage & TT Practice this evening. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Road racing is back at Billown, 'Isle Learn' out of business, easier university financial support, football season wraps up, solving Ramsey's problems & TT road closures and changes. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Electricity going up, union 'pay awards meaningless', suicide verdict, Milky Quayle on TT training, murderer sentenced, Sure telecom prices rising & Manx boxers off to Holland. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Nathan Harrison out of TT, Anderson guilty of murder, Arbory school congestion continues, renewables installation training, Rainforest Rangers needed & 'extra safety' for Mountain Course. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Nurse in strike vote, bird 'flu risk, murder re-trial latest, shipping and aircraft register dropping, Greenlight TV nomination & MHK Ashford on our energy self-sufficiency. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Mark Cavendish is retiring, murder re-trial latest, Sulby Claddagh camping, spotting domestic abuse, celebrating 'Africa Day' & men's football prep for Island Games. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
There's to be even more delays to the new Liverpool ferry terminal, More and more evidence is showing local businesses are struggling, Police are cracking down on seizing drugs at the island's borders
Mail plane could be going, suicide prevention strategy closer, Manx UNESCO honey, MHK Faragher wants Bishop out, new Onchan chair's ambitions & IOM boxers in Liverpool. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
David Ashford on Ranson/Magson, future for fluoridation, murder re-trial continues, threat from Telegram, diagnosing dementia & Braddan AFC clinch promotion. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
No DHSC appeal against £3.2m award, murder re-trial continues, Westmoreland Village public meeting, constabulary recruitment & four figure bill after tax code error. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister's Ranson plan, 10 year-old murder re-trial, Westmoreland Road public meeting tonight, Edge MHK on accountability & Manx Rams score bronze. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
The Great LFT Fiddle, Peel's new sewage plant, 1st time buyer price jolt, whistleblowing culture change, Manx Youth Games & Manxman Ryan Cringle's TT debut. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Sex offender gets five more years, Manx Rally latest, Douglas re-elects leader, e-scooters here this year, Corinthians Women clinch treble, 'Manxman' leaves Korea on the 13th. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister comments on Ranson, Expol latest, Manx Gaelic's future, no progress on Private Patients, search and rescue dogs, climate change cultural revolution & Manx Rams in Cardiff. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister's Ranson reaction speech, RIP Dominic Delaney, Depositor Compensation Scheme latest, LibVan's reaction to Chief Min's speech & Jamie Cringle's 2nd TT. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Manx representation at the Coronation, IOM economy and unemployment numbers, Co-op bereavement leave, Manx Labour on bullying, Northern 10 is back & Queen's Pier progress. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Dr. Ranson " it mustn't be the end", MHK on work permits, heritage railway bridges not funded, TT Marshal numbers up 30% & Coronation celebration in Marown. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
No nurses industrial action in TT, Ranson tribunal details and figures, Jamie Horton re-elected, utilising our seaweed & latest on the new boat and ferry terminal . It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
£3.2m compensation for Dr. Ranson, Douglas councillor on police parking, bus timetable review next year, school classroom £400k over budget & Captain Carter bids farewell. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Douglas Westmoreland Village details, HPV vaccination latest, airport parking 'disadvantages' North, free lip reading sessions, bus timetable scrutiny & 3 day netball tournament starts. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister's London negotiations, Manx 'can't be left behind' says MHK, 200 junior cyclists here, stealth taxes warning & £100k to Crossroads carers and families. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
More traffic calming, Castletown pharmacist suspended, Peel AFC triumphant after 21 years, Manx rainforest imminent, Island credit card plight & Hickman's TT hopes. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Chief Minister on Ranson tribunal, Chief Constable on recruitment, Peel Road closure, Paul Jones in charge permanently, airport parking changes delayed & Birchall Bros on TT2023. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
MV Manxman latest, Credit cards 'crisis point', Manx Gas customer complaints, 375 screened by heart charity - 18 have problems, rampant Ravens & direct flights to Canaries. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
TT funfair gets licence, sports tourism's future, Castle Pharmacy closes, social housing tenancy issues, Davey Todd on TT 2023, the sun's cancer danger & Ravens seek five wins in a row, It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Social housing income threshold, our Chinese surveillance cameras, Ryan & Callum Crowe ready for TT, Ronaldsway airport ILS not ready yet & Air Ambulance latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Making Ronaldsway Airport better, TT funfair decision on Friday, suicide awareness 'Baton Of Hope', £10k for Douglas beach festival, Step Programme returns & Dean Harrison's 'intense' TT. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
TikTok banned on Govt devices, MUA loan not used yet, Claddagh camping consultation, immersive theatre at Manx Museum & Nathan Harrison's Honda dream. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
McGuinness 'under the radar' for TT, IOM tourism potential, energy consumption opinion deadline, Ravens looking to top six, Boyzlife disappointment & STI increase on Island. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx view of Premier League sponsorship, 100s of Bury AFC fans coming, same rights for all parents, cannabis for his father & definitive map of IOM 'decades' away. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ranson tribunal question sub judice, Garff Commissioners emergency meeting, benefits system going online, Homestay closes at midnight tomorrow & a dentist speaks on fluoride in our water. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Health Minister denies support for cuts, MU comment on new sewage plant, 4 year strategy for Island cricket, airport parking fees rising & Manx Radio soon on DAB. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Police attracted to private sector pay, 5G is here, fluoride could be in our water, the stress of caring for others, the Graduate Fair is back & Laxey landslide legals. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Nurses could strike during TT, new Chief Constable speaks, funeral of Manx Care's Chair, double cup final weekend, Manx Labour's 'Housing Crisis' tour & Ana Dawson's 1st pro-victory. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Ranson tribunal details refused, Castletown lavatories handed over, hundreds of runners here this weekend, rules on gay male blood donors changing & getting children through Ronaldsway easily. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£2 bus fare cap unsuccessful, difference in assisted dying & suicide, planning objectors need help, Manx runner breaks record, punch lands man in hospital & trams and trains "vital" for visitors. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
New Chief Constable sworn in, Manx Labour Party on wealth gap, over 3k Assisted Dying opinions, ME/CFS/Long Covid service launched & Manx Utilities loses £45m . It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Conor Cummins sportsman of the year, Ranson latest, updated mental health act needed, local authorities should collect rates themselves, no live music at TT fan park & not 1 but 2 games ahead for FC IOM. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity prices hikes imminent, MT prices going up, Island tourism sector under-achieving, can Lonan Church be saved, cannabis and driving do not mix & the IoM Sports Awards are taking place tonight. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
How AI impacts education, direct flights to Malaga, Belfast & Newquay, drop curbs in the capital, Labour Party says more to be done to stop hate towards LGBT, Fishing firm fined & Laxey landslip latest. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
QEII & Peel Castle back to normal, Douglas man in custody, Nurses not happy with pay offer, Airport instrument landing system, GP appointments, latest on the Ranson tribunal & clash over housing standards. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Summerland disaster commemorations for 50th anniversary, 236 meals served to those in need in last 27 days, Chief minister 'doesn't regret' approach to sex ed review, some civil servants feel 'gagged'. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Laws to protect tenants questioned, how much the cruise industry actually brings into the Island, Treasury well placed to collect rates, passenger safety DOI’s priority & eGaming office plans in question. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Laxey landslide, potential legal action, details on £40m development in Ramsey, road tax hike on the way, rates consultation launched, businesses facing toughest conditions for years & Sulby man honoured. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
£3million in unpaid rates, it’s ‘catch-up’ time says outgoing chair of the MUA, UK funeral plan warning, 10 years on since the worst snowstorms, buses and taxis only in Victoria St & skydiving for charity. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Claims a drag queen taught at a school, apology from former Health Minister, Mental & Health Adolescent waiting times too long, budget has nothing to retain young people & the latest on the Laxey landslide. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
The outgoing Chief Constable Gary Roberts has been giving evidence about mental health issues within the police force to a Tynwald committee, it's been another day of disruption at Ronaldsway, works' ongoing to stop oil leaking into Port Erin bay plus the Cabinet Office's Departmental Plan will go before Tynwald this week
The financial cost of prosecuting drug drivers, work permits to go?, your views sought on how Covid-19 was handled here, Ronaldsway subvention is £6 million per year & soldier jailed for importing cannabis. It’s Update with Chris Pearson #iom #news #manxradio
Laxey cliffs need stabilising, Ronaldsway Airport latest woes, Jurby autism scheme, Global Recycling Day, LegCo winners speak & Manx shooter aims high. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio Manx News, Business, Sport & Travel Wed 15 Mar 2023
The future of Ronaldsway, sex education investigation, Manx Utilities £30m deficit, Vollan development to planning, gas engineer training problems & 82% report livestock worrying. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Leg Co result - new face elected, Loganair says sorry, Treasury watching electricity tariff, Kate Lord-Brennan on financial settlements & Douglas promenade snags. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cancelled flights from Ronaldsway, £2m paid to exiting public servants, Crogga's CEO confident of political support, Covid-19 Review wants input & Manx boxer's title hopes . It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Wintry conditions a danger for road users, lack of support for homeless people leaving prison, cost of living here a hiring issue for Manx Care, firearms licence renewals o/s and a 4 day working week. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Live inclement weather from Ronaldsway, Bishop Peter's retiring, schools off today, Nurses pay offer latest, lambing report, a Manxman in Ukraine & North Quay pedestrianisation. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
TT and Billown insurance latest, Wellbeing Partnerships purpose, those struggling to get online, Amber weather warning for snow, International Women's Day music & Manx fruit and veg news. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Two years of wheat at Laxey Mills, Government terminates investment contractor, schools meals queried, online scammers warning, Trustees Bill "tougher than UK" & dead and diseased trees face axe. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity price rise challenged, her parked car taken away and auctioned by Government, Paying for HRT, Pride postbox vandalised, teachers' stress & Ravens victorious. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Govt U-Turn on Sulby Claddagh camping, TT deaths misadventure, Lloyds pharmacies at risk, Rob Callister MHK latest, Ravens hope for win, driving instructor shortage & brass band success. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Chief Minister on sex education, vaccine disposal, Dr. Allinson on his Assisted Dying Bill, Claddagh camping public meeting, electric bus road test & Manx Eelgrass benefit. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Gas down 16% in price, Sulby Claddagh meeting, Head of QE2 "info is false", another Ramsey development, RAF wants to strengthen ties & a planetary conjunction tonight. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Former minister must apologise, suspended sentence after death, 2000 sign to retain campsite, sex education review, climate survey published & town hall closed by pupils. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx NFU "milling wheat finished", death at IOM prison, builders too busy for eco work, at last - a Parkinson's nurse, 3 Legs Classic back & 63 cruise visits this summer. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
One year on Ukranian Nadia now lives here, Cannan says focus on jobs not population, boxing at the Villa, Hooper on CQC Hospice report, 11 stand for 4 MLC vacancies & MGP fans on Sulby camping loss . It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
No camping at Sulby Claddagh, Ray Harmer back in politics, DOI's 'huge challenges', Ravens seek new manager, 20mph residential limit & decline in Manx rallying. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Formal apology for Knottfield abuse, Education Minister on future, 'private sector pain', Budget's impact on local authorities, Manx Rams in Belfast & Lucy the collie is found after four days. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Government will spend £1.2 billion, new CRHS needs "spades in the ground", Hospice CQC report concern, foodbank latest & preventing Nobles 'no shows'. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Island Benefits Fund report,Ramsey Courthouse re-opens, gender workshops aim, FA concerned over referee abuse, no strategy for obesity here & back to back wins for the Ravens. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
César Chanel inquest verdict, Nobles will improve, new sex education on hold, Peel shelter to move, Ana Dawson gets business backing, Dhoon Glen path closure & Ravens "can't be complacent". It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
César Chanel inquest, firearms and ammo returned, Fire Service on EV fires, Port Erin's £3k gate, trans and non-binary data wanted, 2022 Sports Awards nominations & Island rates review called for. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity going up, gas coming down, Southern 100 will go ahead, 400 heart screenings taken up, Onchan AFC lottery grant & Ballasalla Medical Centre still in focus. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
New Enterprise Minister, Peel Commissioners nominations open, funfair boss speaks, 107 get bigger bin, breast screening back in ten days, tribute to Marion Shimmin MHK & Pascoes closing down. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Routine breast screening on hold, contaminated ketamine concerns, business off to S. Africa again, soaring hospitality prices & Ravens ease seven points from relegation. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
TT, MGP & S100 going ahead, some breast screening unavailable, £200k aid to earthquake victims, teachers' strike off, "get sewage scheme moving" says MHK & anti-social behaviour in Douglas. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Vehicle tax up including EVs, retention of police recruits is key, Manx support for Turkish quake victims, animal protection laws on way & Catholic Union's assisted dying law concerns. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Two week cancer referrals down, 'monster' legislation, Nobles parking tickets steep increase, targeted support ready, Davy Morgan 'misadventure' & Douglas RFC is 150 years old. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Covid Booster programme to close, focus on IOM property market, more patients per GP, Internet Safety Day, another NASUWT strike & Manx Mencap's view of new respite care unit. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tainted ketamine on Island, MHK on Laxey's insurance problems, £750 for a cheaper-to-heat home, Centennial Manx Grand Prix & Ballasalla must have new GPs. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Policing on the Island reaching ‘crisis point’. Ashford wants action not talk, energy drink banned in schools, more questions on the Westmoreland Village, rates are up & Tara Donnelly springs into action. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Staffing level of Emergency Department nurses failed safety standards, LegCo completes final reading of 2022 Energy Bill, Police say trafficking gangs are a ‘wicked problem’ & rates are up in Ramsey. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
40% of calls to 3 Island surgeries unanswered, patients made to stay in Emergency beds, is school uniform needed, more GP services needed for Ballasalla and Powerlifting goes from strength to strength. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Steam Packet's new boat will be late, Douglas rates up 9%, AWOL soldier held in gaol, £2 max bus fare retained, suicide strategy on the way & Guild deadline midnight this Saturday. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Care's £30m bill for bank and agency workers, Ravens in a rut, £2 max bus fare extended, ex-MHK Boot "appalled" over treatment, stinky southern streets & life after Flybe. It’s Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
A Peel Commissioner resigns, athlete raises £10k for charity after his toughest race, min wage going up, golfer Ana Dawson makes pro debut, Holocaust Memorial Day commemorated & FC IOM in relegation battle. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
What is Government doing to prevent suicides, Charity raises funds to help kids with ADHD, Roadwork’s for TT23 released, kids need to sign up to dentists & Government needs to attract ‘the right people’. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Treasury to pay two former MHKs £22,500, Manx Utilities not yet drawn on £26 million loan, Assisted Dying consultation to close, Aussie rider returns to the TT & Solar plans for the south faces criticism. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Warning to remain vigilant on-line, hygiene in GP surgeries will be actioned, braces ordered online could have painful consequences, numbers down for the autumn Covid booster and the Villa was over budget. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
How safe are GP surgeries, parking could stop new Douglas development, Liberal Vannin host meeting on Island’s food security & Peel Commissioners still to consider the Sub-Postmaster contract termination. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Arctic challenge for footballers, latest on the Dr Ranson tribunal, there is a ‘lack of detail’ in the Island’s health service, rates are up in Peel, surge in Manx speaking & FC IOM have a tough game ahead. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
DOI smaller now than ten years ago, Dr Ranson’s tribunal continues, Police warn of on-line threat for youngsters, regional sport hubs strategy begins & adjusting social housing threshold is a waste of time. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Unlikely I’ll work again says Dr Ranson, energy billing issues intolerable, more traffic calming measures in Laxey, Charity to help post-viral fatigue students & Nathan Harrison signs for Honda Racing UK. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
How Government prepares for weather like today, unemployment rises, Government to apologise to those who suffered abuse at a former children’s home, better internet needed & ‘bed blockers’ phrase has to go. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Mannin Line was joined by Manxcare, Firearms & Weapons Surrender Program came into force today, Tynwald members meet tomorrow & drilling for gas could begin later this year. It’s Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Island has to play part in climate change, concerns raised on assisted dying law, Douglas Council introduces a play policy, FCIOM interim manager comments over performance & fewer people apply for UCM courses. Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Minister comments on the teachers strikes, Staarvey Farm owners praise firefighters, Government comments on joint parental leave, CURA releases survey on Island Radio stations. It's Update with Paul Moran #iom #news #manxradio
Former QEII headteacher feels for the teachers on strike today, tomorrow’s strike is suspended, Tynwald committee says shared parental leave needs to be introduced on the Island, would fewer specialised healthcare workers ease Manx Care’s staffing issues and a Manx athlete is set to take on continuous 268-mile race in aid of Isle of Man MS Society.
Heavy downpours combined with roadworks cause delays on the Island, sea swimming could be prescribed for those suffering with anxiety & depression, urgent patients for Gastroenterology services could have to wait six months & Prince Harry's book 'Spare' came out today, did you get your copy?
Union asks Chief Minister to withdraw comments made on Manx Radio, consultation opens for Island Seafood industry, climate changes being used to justify demolishing ancient buildings, former Government Minister comments on the Island's Health Service and how is tourism fairing on the Island after COVID.
"A really tricky situation" - Manx Care on the Island's Health Service situation, pharmacies picking up the slack, DBC say "It's a spoof... not us" over the e-mail supposedly from the council leader, a new petition about Douglas bin collections and Garff Commissioners defend position on the Laxey public shelter.
Has the leader of Douglas Borough Council been hacked?, postal costs set to rise next week, more on the new domestic abuse laws, Island's Catholic leader pays tribute to late Pope and big strides for Volleyball IOM
It's Update with Chris Pearson #iom #news #manxradio
New Domestic Abuse laws, home births 'maladministration', HSBC closing Ramsey moving Douglas, Manx amputee international footballer & Holocaust Memorial Service. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Care needs nurses quick, steam train struck by tree, latest on Cav, Allinson MHK talks about the Budget, Ravens need consistency & Tynwald Knottfield apology. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Southern Pool could be insolvent, doorstep parcels stolen, pets' Christmas dangers, Castletown lavatories closing, Alex Bregazzi retiring, chicken pox circulating & radio listening survey. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Serious failings - licence gone & 3 directors barred, Lib Van says arbitration needed, Matthew Rennie wants a title, new Lottery Trust chair & ME/Long Covid provision for children. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Teachers minister "shouldn't discuss pay", amenity site staff abused, inflation down, new Manx Highway Code on way & Covid pups end up at MSPCA. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Schoolchildren may have to stay at home, civil service accountability, meat plant subsidy future, 'pride' hinders requests for financial help & best Manx footballers play for charity. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Chief Minister "strike unjustified", Douglas Council backs Newsons development, UK activists on Island, £8m public money on heating help & Ravens hope to bounce back at the Bowl. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
New Castletown Road scheme delayed, responsibility for school discipline, penultimate late-night shopping, Gracie Barra ju-jitsu & 363 IOM wi-fi routers at risk. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
The Wanted man, never ending teachers' dispute, inflation may be going down, brownfield scheme gets go-ahead, drugs in our schools & Manx golfer Ana Dawson makes the cut. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Douglas says no to weekly bins, supply issue for antibiotics, Housing Board welcomes prefabs on brownfield, the Castle Mona's future & two rescued after e-bike fire. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MEDS closed overnight UFN, key workers modular housing, assisted dying clarification, victims and perpetrators of rape, Jersey gas explosion & Douglas bin meeting tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Icy road warning, hospitality needs a good Christmas, drunk crash gets five year ban, £1.6m charity donation, Ravens target three wins in a row & Port Erin's two new commissioners. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Scarlet Fever levels normal, Leg Co election soon, Laxey sewage latest, she attacked three police officers, what the Samaritans' actually do & Post Office costs rising fast. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Scarlet fever warning, Hospice reserves down 50%, candidate says "don't vote for me", latest on Manx resident UK peer & the new Castle Rushen High School. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Strep A Island alert, 48 GP appointments missed daily, dog attacks must stop, TT Access Road stays, Assisted Dying Bill consultation & Port Erin by-election candidate No 4. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Care on new Alzheimer's drug, diversifying our fishing industry, Golf Links ruin, Braddan fly tippers, Port Erin by-election candidate No. 3 & skilling up builders. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Over 1k cancer patients wait over two weeks, mouldy Colby House, Govt's £30m deficit, heart and stroke medicine shortage, Ravens at Barnoldswick & residents want rate reduction. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Medicinal cannabis now available, large rate rises on the way including public sector rents, Nobles locum doctor suspended for 12 months, Arbory School's drop-off is a long time coming and candidate no2 in the Port Erin by-election
Striking teachers on picket lines, Laxey's petrol station post office, Jade Burden in Portugal action, his £100k drug debt & Port Erin by-election candidate voice No.1. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Two-day teachers strike starts tomorrow, two ex-MHKs get £68k payout, Ballasalla firm's genetic disorder cure, new Jurby housing estate & seven new fire service vehicles arrive. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Teachers' 8-11.9% pay rise, £10m brownfield site scheme, bulk gas price down 50%, keep away from cliffs, your new economic dashboard & how to save money on meat. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Nobles short of consultants, Hospice new Chief Exec, sunken gardens latest, World Cup domestic abuse, COVID booster for pregnant women & Ravens look to turn the tide. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Heathrow flights in the balance, only wild birds getting bird 'flu, Peel's East Quay regeneration, new TT film, 20 mph residential limit & Manx Gaelic in the Big Apple. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Stay home during strikes say schools, Laxey flour can't be exported, watch out for rogue traders, King William's College's opera star in the making & how independent traders plan to survive. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Isle of Man Meat Plant latest, no TT footbridge, teachers strike next week, interest free loans here, Love IoM card is back & airline pilot gets £70k after dispute. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Only 29 foster families here - more needed, rock bottom morale on buses and trains, organ donation opt-out, hate speech law on the way & UK tax rises may be good for IOM. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio
Minister speaks on displaced GP patients, Lib Van on living wage, children's speech therapy shortfall, Syd Quirk half-marathon & Peel Charity Shop hits £2 million. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Sacking referred to Tynwald Committee, Faragher and Haywood speak out, rolling alcohol licence, World Prematurity Day & "find another doctor". It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Killing not preventable, Chief Minister's economic plan, our footpaths need maintenance, milk price going up, watch out for hypodermics & the fastest blind man on the planet. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Callister Sacking to go to Tynwald Standards, Port Erin by-election, meat plant concerns "for years", MHK only doing his job, IOM Directors' awards & new Green Scheme launched. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity price pegged until April, Tynwald question on Meat Plant, new domestic abuse legislation, unemployment down again, making Manx sporting stars & Lewis gets his 'flu jab. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Meat Plant is 'fundamental' to IOM, £250k cannabis pair gaoled, Christmas shoebox appeal, Tynwald urgent question on COMIN changes & the purple poppy's meaning. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Health minister sacked - Chief Minister says COMIN changes not hindering us, shortage of nurses, meat plant 'not sustainable', children's play area unsafe & cricket's getting bigger here. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Coronation Bank Holiday, £1.5m Covid review, medicinal cannabis delayed, 200+ new homes for Ramsey, domestic abuse law scheduled & Year of Sport cancelled, It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Union criticises Education Department, reaction to Chris Bass sacking, agriculture's biggest crisis, U18 vapes and e-cigs sales to stop & Peel's new byelaws. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Tonight's Ben My Chree cancelled, under 18s vaping, new winter illness monitor, credit card availability, Braddan Commissioners reject Ballafletcher housing & Ravens' boss confident after ten defeats. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Teaching union accepts offer, Glenn Irwin out of TT, wind farm MHK opinion, cannabis trial gets go ahead, Chief Minister on S. Africa, watch out for bird flu & watersport weather. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Treasury Minister on interest rate rise, gas price sinking, farmers feel left out by government, Steam Packet concern over wind farms & 200 pool players here this weekend. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Gas tariff reducing soon, orthopaedic surgery waiting list shortening, man claimed government help to buy airline, Crogga's journey to renewables & Happy Birthday Manx Museum. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Cancer patients may be losing out, TT 2023's "clear benefits", City of Douglas yet to mark the fact, Flybe gave less than 30 mins notice to quit and 40 years ago today Manx Airlines started. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
130 dead birds at the Point of Ayre, TT changes too soon says Tim Glover, Auditor General will save money, gym for sale, bus fares capped & 'Trick or Treat' warning. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Flybe cancel new routes, Bridgewater answer WSJ, mobility scooter bus trial next year, Conister try UK market, boxing thriving here & Port Erin man escapes gaol. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Watch out - a spate of thefts, King Scallop season soon, energy conference today, charity needed for breast cancer support & half in difficulty with living costs. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Energy distress special legislation, IOM students across have energy woes, Laxey's new skate park, TT 2023 opinions, teachers' pay dispute & Manx golf star in UAE. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
New look TT 2023 but no Post TT at Billown, pools offer free swimming, Calum Gardner pool bid, Laxey flood defences latest, Rainbow Laces on Island & Manx NFU says we're not 'food secure'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Covid related deaths not reported, planning may stop affordable houses, internal row blocking horse trams, fair prescription charges needed & Lt. Gov's wildflower meadow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Island's first solar farm, IOM Energy welcomes gas review, orthopaedic surgery waiting times down, Laxey Wheel funds not requested & Long Covid service open in four weeks, It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Self-neglect caused seven deaths, new Chief Constable announced, Green Party highlights vacant properties, mangling to save money, pension triple-lock is safe & more blood donors needed. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£18.3m to cut Nobles waiting lists, Ronaldsway Master Plan soon, Cyber Isle advice, single use plastics banned, cost of LoveIOM card & possible competition for Ramsey pharmacies. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Two ex-MHKs at tribunal, Onchan commissioner wins no-confidence vote, winter fire safety tips, Chief Minster on menopause, hen harrier numbers boost & broadband costs in spotlight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Spending millions to cut hospital waiting lists, cruise industry benefits to Manx business, CQC report on Adult Care and Dental, RGS students on Ramsey & single use plastic ban. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Peter Kennaugh gold postbox outcry, Air Traffic Controllers shortage, green technology only for the rich, Rob Vine Fund needs thousands & Baby Loss Awareness Week. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Our Covid-19 LFTs cost £9m, free pools a postcode lottery, Tim Glover MHK resignation, Manx aerospace industry problems & fertiliser under "very serious threat". It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Laxey Wheel turns again, Rosalind Ranson tribunal latest, Ronaldsway not a shambles, rise in young mental health referrals, rogue traders about & your energy efficient home. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Child & adolescent mental health referrals up, tough winter for business, Manx Airlines boss on Ronaldsway woes, para-athlete Kim Dean ambitions & remembering Brian Rae. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Prison for kidnap and rape, Prof. Curran on gas extraction, Loganair for sale, Constabulary mental health, debt and insolvency laws consultation & Happy 130th Birthday Kewaigue School. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Newson's owners to appeal planning decision, Hospice seeks new Chief Exec, we're behind with renewables, Abbey Church is 125 years old & IOMSP accused of overcharging musicians. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
£5.7m govt assistance on the way, vaping and the under 18s, survey of carers, latest on Dr. Ranson tribunal, fishing industry future & memorial fund for TT rider Mark Purslow. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity price could rise in April, no Monkey Pox here, Manx police at Queen's funeral, visitor season extended into winter, bird of prey attacks dog in Governor's Hill, the 'Manx Boy Crisis.' Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Pulrose anti-social behaviour increasing, mortgage turbulence here, two headteacher for five schools OK says Minister, end to raw sewage into sea & the importance of farming. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
2023 will not be final MGP, taxi rank confusion, Chief Minister to Bahrain, modern apartments but no EV chargers, Empty Properties Initiative & no Monkey Pox here. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Home Energy Audits stopped, Stoptober starts tomorrow, paedophile gets 12 years, 2023 MGP detail, Govt listens on planning process & alcohol measure shrink today. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Chief Minister slams planning refusals, Centenary MGP dates out, 'polarised view' of DHSC, Ballakermeen behaviour reset, Isle of Pride to be wound up & Yasmin Ingham on her success. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Meat plant needs public money to survive, drugs criminals targeting children, night shelter may continue, Peel Bay water quality & Manx Labour Party supports teachers industrial action. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Covid cash amnesty of £186k, Castletown bus incident, youth drug offences not proportionate, Newson's owners speak about planning decision & Laxey Wheel's finally turning. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Security breach at Ronaldsway, Newson's development refused planning, pharmacy woes, Graih's night shelter closing, teachers' dispute drags on and on & horse trams latest. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
UK mini-budget won't hurt us, teachers set to strike, Chief Minister on cost of living support, Douglas Harbour investment, cannabis supply trial & Manx volleyball heads for Liverpool. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Treasury Minister gets cost of living cash, air routes must be sustainable, rally in doubt, Willaston School "left behind", our population imbalance & taxi road death is a warning. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Taxi driver jailed after death, no mask required say Manx Care, Edge urges teaching union to back off, Flybe is back, MHK Clare Christian 's ambitions & MUA on global gas price rise. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Teaching union forces students home, Manx ministerial reshuffle, Puddleducks Nursery may close, Govt needs your ideas & volunteer drivers and telephonists needed. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
The Proclamation of HM King Charles III, Our Lord of Mann, the DEFA minister defends the decision to go ahead with the weekend’s Food and Drink Festival, when the new King’s face will appear on coins and stamps and “fully muffled” church bells will be heard on the Island for the first time ever to mark the Queen’s state funeral. Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #news #manxradio
A Manx company forces its employees to take Monday’s Bank Holiday as a day’s leave – but is this legal?We find out, an Island resident talks of living in the Royal Mews when her dad worked for the Queen, the airport’s new director on plans to address its problems, magistrates call for improved support for young people leaving prison, and the Laxey Wheel turns again for the first time in two years. Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #news #manxradio
The Island’s Lieutenant Governor gives his thoughts following the death of the Queen and the accession of King Charles and a Manx woman who’s travelled to London to pay her respects to the Queen. Also: “warm hubs”: a plan to help those struggling to heat their homes. Update with Barrie Redfern. #iom #update #news #manxradio
A vendor says the Food and Drink Festival going ahead this weekend is “offensive, the Steam Packet Company arranges day trips for those wanting to pay their respects to the Queen, claims that youth justice on the Isle of Man “falls short” when compared to the UK, and a Manx charity appeals for drivers to take people to medical appointments. Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #update #news #manxradio
A round up of stories and events following the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second including many personal anecdotes. In other news: how some teaching union members on the Island have begun action short of striking. Update with Barrie Redfern. #iom #update #news #manxradio
A special edition of Update reflecting on the passing of H.M. Queen Elizabeth the Second. #iom #news #manxradio
The latest on the Queen, our Lord of Man’s, health, removing the “toxic culture” at Noble’s Hospital ‘’could take years’’, and a claim the Island has a “terrible record” on recycling. Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Care needs to change if it’s to recruit and retain staff says the Health Minister, an extra day for children at Christmas...but maybe an extra problem for parent, and could the government’s plan to increase the Island’s population affect plans to achieve carbon neutrality? Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #update #news #manxradio
Manx Care asks Tynwald for an extra 18.3 million to reduce waiting lists, concerns over a shortage of midwives, and the Chief Minister explains why the Island's population needs to increase. Update with Barrie Redfern #iom #update #news #manxradio
Manx Gas rebrands to be more than 'just a gas company', public money hasn't been misused for the horse tramway says Infrastructure Minister, and finance leaders talk about staff shortages. Update with Barrie Redfern. #iom #update #news #manxradio
Manx Care culture will change, Douglas Green Waste Scheme starts, rare wildflower rediscovered, police happy with MGP & TT open roads, Port Skillion repaired & catch wildlife killers with a dashcam. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Gas up 44%, Manx Care down £9m, MGP newcomer fined £650, Constabulary recruitment drive on, ship memorial planned for Castletown & Facebook group living costs saving. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
David Ashford MHK protests, debris in our rivers, poor parking in Pulrose, MGP 2023 plans, Major Wilson fundraiser, Cav burglar admits offence & two medicinal cannabis offerings here. Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Latest from the Ranson tribunal, median earning up £2, dead whale off the south, Treasury 'is listening', a new military memorial and a new Manx Bard. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MGP session off, DHSC loses Ranson appeal, tributes paid to Major Wilson, Garff commissioners refute claims, drag queens don't want police at Pride & watch out for jellyfish at sea. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Alfred Cannan on keeping the economy afloat, latest on the Ranson tribunal, alcohol licensing, police pay deal, Autumn Covid jabs next month & can Bus Vannin cope? It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Electricity price frozen for six months, shooting needs funds, police time waster gets bill, MGP survival chances, we use 29 million litres of water a day & churches need visitors. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Marshals needed for MGP, new Covid vaccine, lawless youngsters, no lung cancer screening, no 'blind eye' to dangerous overtaking & not fast fashion - Manx fashion.. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Gas hits back at MHK, Laxey Floods three years on, MGP road restrictions, Caribbean students view of the island, the Manx Blue Carbon Project & addiction charity needs more funds. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
MGP this Sunday, Coroner of Inquests on care for young offenders, Govt payroll up again, 50 metre pool benefits, "can't afford to move back" & motor insurance medical loophole. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx care fined £170k, new Moderna jab on the way, St. Paul's Church is 200 years old, our gas supply is safe, Zero Waste Mann in jeopardy, Nathan Harrison back at the races & it's A Level results day. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Manx Telecom reconnections until next Wednesday, drug gangs still here, vandalised lifts and loos in Douglas, still time to be an MGP marshals & A Level results tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
4th jab on the way, medicinal cannabis must be affordable, solar panels for Sulby, opinion divided on Andrew Smith MHK, Age Concern on elderly wellbeing risk & Benji the rescue puppy. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradio
Requisition meeting tonight over Andrew Smith MHK, Monkey Pox jab availability, £300 for raising energy bills, blood donation by gay men & storm damage from last night. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
A charity seeks financial support after more people ask for help. The treasury minister apologises for miscalculation of Living Wage. The war in Ukraine could impact food supplies here.
A call for the government to do more to help tackle the energy crisis, students from St Vincent and the Grenadines are here after natural disasters in their homeland. And: want to see a spectacular light show? Watch this space.
Travelling abroad this summer? Then make sure you’re fully prepared and insured warns the government. Businesses in Port Erin call for more support encouraging tourists to spend more. An Island-based business takes a big step in combating climate change. And, news of a course to help people struggling with mental health issues.
Calls for government to do more to prevent businesses collapsing under the pressure of the rising cost of living. The Manx Credit Union gives advice on how to cope with rising costs. Anti-social behaviour has decreased in Port Erin.
An invitation to Manx Police to take part in Island Pride, Manx Gas says worldwide gas profits don't mean the situation is the same here, and the Justice and Home Affairs minister wants new laws helping abuse victims to be fully prepared first.
The ever rising cost of living, how people are coping and...another chance if you didn't pass maths or English at school.
Gas price to increase by almost 44 per cent, Manx boxer Jade Burden talks about taking part in the Commonwealth Games, and how catching small shellfish could land you with a big fine.
Infrastructure Minister Chris Thomas says that the island is facing a “housing crisis” especially for key workers, keep them or clear them… the North Quay redevelopment has re-opened a long running battle over heritage buildings. We get the lowdown on the Newson’s site. Following the jailing of a Douglas woman for negligent treatment of 19 horses and ponies, we hear from the vet who was called to deal with the animals. The government need to do more to help local producers according to the Manx National Farmer’s Union and we’ve the latest on the hyperbaric chamber. We also have the latest business & sport as the Ravens prepare for their second home match of the season this evening at The Bowl.
Manx nurses indicate they’re willing to strike over pay and conditions, half of people on the Island struggling to meet living costs and the latest from the Commonwealth Games. It’s Update with Barrie Redfern.
Former Treasury Minister and Speaker of the House of Keys David Cannan has died at the age of 85. We look back at his life, as the price of milk rises today, the Island’s dairy farmers are facing “significant challenges” according to the Agriculture Minister, Douglas Borough Council has given the go ahead to repair the walls of the sunken gardens on Loch Prom after last year’s storm damage, we’ve an update on the Island’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services and we get the latest business & sport headlines including an update on Manx cyclist Matthew Bostock after yesterday’s Commonwealth Games crash.
The IOM athletes in action on day 1 of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, the horse trams are back on Douglas Prom, the chair of Manx Utilities says the Islands water supply will be able to cope with an influx of thousands of new residents, the latest Covid surveillance report from the government, we hear from the new chair of the Isle of Man Post office and the latest business & sport headlines as the Ravens prepare to kick-off their new season at the Bowl tomorrow evening.
Tonight, an apology from the Infrastructure Minister for travel disruption on the Island’s buses in recent weeks, the Island’s Chief Veterinary Officer says there are currently no plans to introduce protection or surveillance zones here, but that those who keep birds should do what they can to stop them mixing with wild birds, Daphne Caine, Chair of the Climate Change Board, on the Government’s Green Living Grants and the way it’s being administered, Manx Care say plans to upskill nine health care professionals on the Isla of Man will have a profound impact on health waiting lists and we have the latest business & sport headlines as the Commonwealth Games swings into action in Birmingham.
Gas price rises might not happen at all according to one utilities campaigner, Manx Utilities are hoping to keep their 100% record for not issuing fines for breaking the hosepipe ban which starts on Friday, Manx Care says it would cost half a million pounds per year to get patients to the UK the day before their appointment, the police are appealing for public support to help the Neighbourhood Policing Team, there are new restrictions on the Calf of Man to prevent the spread of bird flu and visually impaired people on the Island have been given a chance to try out circus skills
Hosepipe ban in force from Friday as public ignore warnings, sorting out the People’s Wood, the row over paving slabs in Castletown, and Manx athletes prepare for the Commonwealth Games. It’s Update with John Moss.
The IOM is added to Russia's list of unfriendly countries, the Chief Minister says that the Island is not being ambitious enough on sustainability, the SHK says new MHK's need more training when taking up Ministerial roles, neighbourhood policing returns to the IOM, an urban designer has plans for Castletown, more on the Bushy's sale, silverware for the Ravens in the Skipton Cup and a look ahead to the Commonwealth Games
The Department of Health and Scoial Care Minister responds to the new private GP practice opening in Douglas, there's a look at the findings of the government’s latest Covid surveillance report plus Work to repair downed tram lines between Onchan and Baldrine could cost up to £5,000
The Chamber of Commerce is backing says the chief minister’s economic strategy but needs more details about how it will be implemented while the infrastructure minister reveals government plans to house the extra 15,000 people it’s seeking to bring to the Island plus a new smartphone app, available on the Isle of Man, is hoping to help tackle the issue of global food waste
No new licences for hydrocarbon exploration, 16.5 million more for sewage works, and new Childcare Strategy passed by Tynwald.
Laxey business told to remove outside seating, the quality of Tynwald questioning needs a ‘shake up’ says MHK, police tackling anti-social behaviour amongst young people plus business, sport and travel…it’s Update with Barrie Redfern
Another Covid death, shortage of medications on Island, charges at Nobles Emergency considered, unfinished A5 roundabout, Becky Storrie's story & Gran Fondo back this weekend. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
More details about an assault in Pulrose, young people should be encouraged to train as air traffic controllers, and a local entrepreneur is named as one of the 100 most influential women in hospitality.
Pay dispute not affecting Manx Care recruitment, property prices still going up, Mark Cavendish back on Island, Manx beaches can be designated & largest full moon of the year. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Loganair blames Covid and tech issues, Manxman in avalanche, no sea sewage after 2024, Manx cyber security, Hooper wants Statutory Sick Pay & trek to Arctic Circle. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
'No recession' says Alex Allinson MHK, Manx Care data breach details, cut VAT says LVA, nurses ballot on pay claim, electoral reform & Ronaldsway chaos. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Govt wants Covid money back, no paramedic training here, marine sector recruitment drive, Douglas green waste collection, Lt. Governor speaking Manx & Southern 100 returns. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Covid R number drops, Alfred Cannan in Westminster while Boris Johnson resigns, IOM GP model changes, Manx NFU on rising costs & still no sign of Merle & Kipper. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
David Ashford on affordable housing, just 5 comments on TT 2023, Manx Care reform, unscrupulous drug dealers, business needs support & Tynwald church discriminatory. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Crime down but sexual offences up, finding homes for new teachers, Manx independence, better Tynwald Day internet, EasyJet boss goes & two giant wind farms get closer. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Teachers in the Island's largest education union asked to consider strike action, former health minister David Ashford says people in top government jobs don't need to be Island-based and Manx Care is looking to change the way it records waiting times.
The Island's R Number for Covid has dropped, Manx Care is operating with a 20% vacancy rate, UK Barristers are on strike - could the same happen here?, there's more evidence of warming temperatures on the Island, an update from the first company awarded a license to produce medicinal cannabis here and we'll hear about the Michael Community Civic Centre's £50,000 makeover
Full pardons are being granted to all people convicted of historical homosexual offences on the Isle of Man – we hear more from the home affairs minister and gay rights campaigner, Alan Shea, reacts to the news plus Society has reached the limit of being able to ‘tolerate’ government interventions around Covid restrictions, according to the cabinet minister
Noble’s Hospital is still operating with fewer anaesthetists than it should, but is that why waiting times have risen significantly, more needs to be done to ensure government projects are completed on time and on budget and easyJet’s blaming an ‘airport curfew’ for the cancellation of flights which saw a Manx woman recovering from cancer left stranded in London for hours
Noble’s Hospital is still operating with fewer anaesthetists than it should, but is that why waiting times have risen significantly, more needs to be done to ensure government projects are completed on time and on budget and easyJet’s blaming an ‘airport curfew’ for the cancellation of flights which saw a Manx woman recovering from cancer left stranded in London for hours
Better signage for tram tracks after cycling accident, Liverpool ferry terminal might be completed by next Summer and Covid - what does the future hold for us? It's Update with Barrie Redfern
Number of Covid cases continues to rise, Easyjet cancellations called 'extremely disappointing', pharmacy announced for dispensing cannabis products...it's Update with Barrie Redfern
No Easyjet to Manchester for months, Blackpool flights could be back on, no investigation into toxic silt, 53p a litre of petrol to govt, visitor death inquest & no court for young's minor offences. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
KFC Peel Road traffic chaos, Bishop want changes to TT 2023, 100 fish dead in Groudle, nature in urban life, Bronze Age dig in Kirk Michael & Airport parking results . It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Revised 1st Time Buyers schemes, swimming pool review, IOMSP's Manxman progress, busiest TT for ambulances & 2022 Parish Walk winner is Paul Atherton. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Live with Covid says Alfred Cannan, health service can cope, more workers needed here, MSPCA warns of 'designer dogs', Parkinson's nurse desperately needed & Parish Walk on tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Another Covid death - now 108, four times more positive tests, Ronaldsway's chaotic morning, cannabis export frustration, Enterprise minister surprised & gas supply competition. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
New Infrastructure Minister speaks, gas rebate formula, new autism strategy, Commonwealth Games baton here, 4 dozen buses cancelled today & southern fibre broadband upgrade. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
New ministers at Enterprise & Infrastructure, Ramsey Sprintfest, David Ashford MHK on local authority reform, Falklands War 40 years on, cancelled flights fallout & 36 teachers leave. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Constabulary report on TT, ACU on accidents, new cancer drug, David Ashford MHK on Magson, Ronaldsway future, gas storage incident & the right to worship during TT 2023. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Covid plateaus on Island, revised Senior Race Day tomorrow, southern swimming pool saga, police want sidecar crash footage, Clerk Gary Thompson's view so far & Dave Moffitt fundraiser latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Hickman's 3rd win this week, that driver/ passenger mix-up, Strongbox still ongoing, Dan Kneen Fund, TT visitors up 10%, Beach Buddies ready & Esports for Business event. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Easyjet chaos at Ronaldsway & Gatwick, £2.5k fine for track trespass, not long for medicinal cannabis, 40k registered for TT+, protection for our built heritage & tributes to Davy Morgan. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Constabulary says know your TT limit, four years for cannabis fraudster, tech helping TT riders, more direct long haul flights, today's TT action & our Birthday honorees. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Another Covid death - now 107 in total, theft from TT paddock, swimming pool café losing £30k, TT speed limits are for safety & the Queen our Lord of Mann's Manx brooch plus beacons lit here tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Two drive the wrong way on mountain, Ramsey beach changing facility, scallop industry latest, TT visitors down on 2019, the Queen Lord of Mann's hay bales & farewell Purple Helmets. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Come here - 'It Starts With a Visit', 12 month pub ban option, Onchan's EV charging points, Minister on Douglas Prom, no new Chief Constable yet, the tale of Finn McCool & £700 from the boss. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Henrietta Ewart goes, Chief Secretary Caldric Randall will change negatives, Bus Vannin, Billown is back this evening, Monkey Pox latest, 1886 stage starts and TT thousands return. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Another Covid death, 3rd Ramsey business closes, police ready for roads closed offences, Dept. of Enterprise isn't 'rudderless', free over 75 TV licence continues & seeking the sea squirt. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Support for 14 Ukrainian 5-16 year-olds, border staff cost £2m, David Ashford 'has more to say', no pressure for right to buy, no audit of tourism infrastructure since 2019 & our ME/Long Covid service . It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
DHSC chief exec & OHR exec director both gone, MHK David Ashford's statement to Keys, Lawrie Hooper 'it's unusual', private buses can't help Bus Vannin, Barclays IOM is 100 & flying farmers. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
A carbon-free TT, David Ashford MHK to address Keys tomorrow, geothermal, wave & tidal possibilities here, Fynoderee proposals and reflections on FC Isle of Man's first season. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
David Ashford resigns as Treasury Minister, it's Douglas - Sunrise City, last push for The Ravens, climate change survey results, E-scooters on Island & Plastic bag tax revenue. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Latest Covid numbers, airport parking app date set, ambulance fleet short staffed, the danger of farming, no farewell for Ballakermeen Year 11s, mixed opinion on Ramsey Marina. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Liverpool police warn bikers, Russians sanctioned, detail from 2021 census, more Greeks on Ship Register, Year 11s at Ballakermeen want goodbye time & no TT road fuel profiteering. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
"...damaged confidence in government" says Alfred Cannan MHK, bus timetable unsustainable, 40yr old mobile classroom, nurse struck off, Ramsey Marina & Lego robots. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Inflation up to 9%, Enterprise Minister wants 500k tourists pa, Daphne Caine on gas extraction, Chief Secretary retires, 3 MHKs' views on David Ashford position & airport app day tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
More Ukrainians on the way, Ranson dismissal 'of national importance' says MHK, ash and elm disease extensive, helium balloon enforcement needed, Manx Rally back & Manx Grand Prix entry open. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Anaesthetists manslaughter dismissal, Ramsey Bakery encore ending, only 7% have alternative energy tech, David Ashford on Ranson tribunal and our e-gaming prominence continues. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Chief Minister will speak on Rosalind Ranson tribunal result, airport parking app, John McGuinness on TT 2022, Steam Packet on TT 2023, new tourism strategy & Douglas' new mayor. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
TT music stage gets planning, sunken gardens remain sunken, 25% of ambulance staff have never worked TT, freezing Russian assets, oil spill in Peel & Michael Dunlop latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
TT Road Safety Campaign launched, Crogga gas debate, Health & Social Care complaints, high-flying Ravens, Cunningham's Camp campus, Douglas Prom visibility & Peel's sewage scheme. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Horse trams could be back, Manx woman jailed in Jersey, recruiting new Chief Constable, Green Party not anti-TT & 'groundbreaking' teachers' pay scale. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Two more Covid deaths - now 104, 300 possible new jobs with King Gaming, DOI didn't have £200k for barriers, first time buyer scheme needs updating & Cavendish attackers in court. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Who got how much Covid support, Chief Minister on Crogga extension, Infrastructure Minister on Ronaldsway, Tony Brown 'heritage in disrepair', sewage strategy & promoting the Island to business. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Crogga Gas licence extended by 27 months, Charles Guard on 'dreadful state' of Island, help for abuse victims, stealth taxes risk, high flying Ravens & Commonwealth Games team announced. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
'Evil' Joseph Marshall jailed for Knottfield abuse, Cannan on cost of living, Ramsey Bakery not yet closed, 36 Ukrainian refugees on the way & Love IOM 'waste of time'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Four more Covid deaths, hospital visiting partially derestricted, Southern 100 needs you, MHK wants free internet, £180k for Love IOM card & Sulby Valley's abandoned cockerals. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Teachers' industrial action, coastal safety warning, east coast gas priority, no free banking for charities, Peter Hickman on TT 2022 & new head teachers at Ballakermeen and QE2. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Abnormally high oil and gas prices, 'not hopeful' for horse trams, Manx Care survey leak, danger of ghost towns, busy lifeboats & Manx Gas payment delays to Manx Utilities. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Review of government's handling of pandemic, hoteliers' difficult season ahead, hot rocks could save us, horse tram work 'shambles' says Daphne Caine, TT 2022 launch & the quiet Manx bank. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
He stabbed a police officer, TT 2022 launches tomorrow, Homestay v AirBnB, manslaughter of his mother, Distinguished Gentleman's Ride & The Guild back for 130th year. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Another five Covid deaths - now 98 in total, Homestay registration closing, pre-payers hit by rise, test centre opens soon & Geothermal - the heat beneath our feet - may save us. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
11 arrested, 11 seized over Easter, 1st cruise liner in 2 years, bus drivers struggling says union, Chris Thomas MHK on NI funds, Tower of Refuge rescue & the search for Craig Anderson. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Tens of thousands lost at Ronaldsway, Island recruitment crisis, the new Castle Rushen High School, buses cancelled today, Douglas Carnival & those high-flying Ravens. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #new
Six more Covid deaths, infection at saturation, Manx Gas 'Social Tariff', breast cancer fundraiser, cyber scammers target oldies & Douglas Sunken Garden latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Manx Gas claimed it was blocked from future buying energy; Gov't say appointing a new airport director is 'very close'; Charity 'waiting for dam to break' on rising living costs - It's Update with Rob Pritchard #iom #news #ManxRadio
does the Isle of Man need a new housing system for vulnerable people, a Government Minister says tidying up Ronaldsway airport is a priority plus FC Isle of Man's crucial play-off game on Saturday is a sell-out
DOI's last minute Castletown U Turn, new school has 'disappeared', high flying Ravens, warning over Manx farming & government interfering say landlords. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Private cannabis dispensary wanted, Covid antivirals supply concern, Castletown 12 month road change, new Polish war memorial & Alfred Cannan on Jubilee holiday payments. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
3 more Covid deaths, 48% caught Covid in Nobles, Ramsey Bakery closes 3 weeks on Saturday, taxi driver charged, scallops get thumbs up & medical supplies to Ukraine. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Covid spike on the way, tonight's boat cancelled, John Horsthuis on cost of living, Liberal Vannin on climate, Squirrel Dan, new domestic abuse legislation & flood defences in Laxey. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Government meets Ramsey Bakery tomorrow, Ukrainians arrive, teachers industrial action, Sefton Covid cash, bus fares, student awards & TT funfair. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
More on Ramsey Bakery closure, new Mayor for Douglas, FC IOM's big win, 'Dark Money Files' & 104 children to get psychological treatment. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Daily Covid case stats end - Chief Minister Alfred Cannan speaks, taxi driver in custody over death, Green Ship Discount, HSC Manannan back & Covid sewage data. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
2 deaths, 187 new - now 1538 cases, 22 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, hit & run death charge, sewage plans, Pulrose Bridge, no TT funfair & IOM Sports Awards. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
212 new - now 1635 cases, 20 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, hospital visiting suspended, £3m public gas bill support, Peel Rd solar panels, Strix results & new mobile charges. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Manx Gas announce a fifty-eight per cent hike in prices, there are now fourteen patients in Nobles hospital who have Coronavirus and Covid isolation payments are being scrapped by the Government
planning permission is granted for a multi-purpose development on the site at the former Marine Biological Centre in Port Erin, the Health Minister's confident the nursing pay dispute will be resolved and it's claimed Douglas could become a ghost town when car parking prices come into effect later this week
Police ask anyone who know those arrested for suspected hit and run to come forward with any information they may have, the Chief Minister says the Isle of Man is still on course to relax all Covid restrictions while the total number of recorded cases continues to drop
Police bail three people arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, the Chief Minister says there won't be Covid levels of support for those affected by cost of living crisis and the number of recorded Coronavirus cases in the Isle of Man drops below the two thousand mark
Police appeal for video footage following the suspected hit and run tragedy at the weekend, the Director of Public health says there's no need to change the Island's approach to Covid-19 as the number of recorded Coronavirus cases in the Isle of Man tops the two thousand mark
Five are arrested following a suspected hit and run at the weekend, the Island's teachers are to be balloted on strike action as pay deal falters and there are just under 2,000 recorded cases of Covid-19 in the Island
122 new - now 1871 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Police appeal for information on hit and run, funding secured for Island’s swimming pools and a ‘big surge’ in new TT marshals. It's Update with John Moss #iom #manxradio #news
276 new - now 1761 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Heathrow route ‘vital’ for the Island and more routes possible and issues with red concrete on Douglas Promenade. It's Update with John Moss #iom #manxradio #news
283 new - now 1734 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Electricity up 30%, medicinal cannabis contract soon, drinks spiked constantly & from Ukraine with love - a Manx tale. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Tynwald is to re-examine how Department of Infrastructure tenants can pay their rents, the Government announces further sanctions against Russia, while there's been another surge in recorded cases of Covid-19 in the Isle of Man
Tynwald backs Ukrainian sovereignty, democracy, and independence, sixteen aircraft have now had their Isle of Man registration cancelled and there are now more than fifteen hundred recorded cases of Covid-19 in the Island
a former MHK claims the Island can produce enough clean energy without the need for other fuels such as gas, it's almost crunch time in terms of health staff pay increases plus the latest on Govt support for Ukrainian refugees
177 new - now 1070 cases, 8 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Covid ward re-opens, Heathrow & London City flights re-start, our Russian investments, Homestay well down & child exploitation 'significant' here. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
Another death plus 207 new - now 1010 cases, 6 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, IOM sanctions Russians, CRHS students on Ukraine, vigil tonight, Chief Constable on bad childhoods plus masks & darts back. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
the Economic Crime Bill and what does it mean for the Isle of Man, new management structures for health and Manx care could cost three point five million pounds
Plus it's No Smoking Day
the price of a stamp goes up, will physical structures be placed around Ballakermenn high school to slow traffic
and the Manx couple who are helping Ukrainian refugees
questions in the Keys tomorrow over the amount of available school spaces in the east of the Island
plus the Isle of Man's deputy airport director is stepping down
97 new - now 642 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Alfred Cannan on Ukraine refugees, Laxey café demolished, horse tram latest, The Ravens preview & fertiliser up 200%. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
132 new - now 604 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Rob Callister MHK on electricity price, Douglas Prom update, Nurses Home rebuild, Nobles staffing & £46k fatal fire fine. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
130 new - now 556 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, IOM Govt ditch Russian assets, Liverpool ferry terminal costs, elderly suffering in silence, TT marshals EGM tonight, & sex education in schools. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
125 new - now 506 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Alfred Cannan on Ukraine, gas & electricity prices to soar, IOM credit card situation, Crogga Gas debate & Squirrel Dan evicted. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
questions in the Keys tomorrow regarding teachers leaving local education and the future of Tesco Bank credit cards in the Island
plus how do local authorities deal with dilapidated properties
53 new - now 354 cases, 0 in Nobles, Kate Lord Brennan MHK on Ukraine, work from Ramsey Library, mental health in schools, bribery & corruption strategy & Squirrel Dan's future. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
A death announced, 69 new - 345 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, nurses and Manx Care at odds, IOM Foreign Investor route closed, Newson's development, Willaston's new apartments & farewell to two Cringles. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
67 new - now 324 active cases, 0 in Nobles, Manx Russian sanctions, delay on new CRHS, latest on credit cards, future of old social housing & airport car park 'all time low'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
64 new - now 294 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Diocese blocked child abuse allegations, Tesco credit card going, 6k virtual hospital appointments, Ash Dieback & Kermit returns to Manx Classic. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
the Enterprise Minister confirms Government is trying to grow the working population by relocating global talent
the Treasury Minister on money set aside for climate change projects
plus plans to revamp North Quay are revealed
45 new - now 230 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Storm Eunice relenting, TT 2022 TV & radio coverage revealed, £1m for 111 & teacher recruitment crisis. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
2 deaths, 40 new - now 232 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Manx Gas survival, cannabis, property ladder struggles, horse trams, 5-11yr olds to get vaccine, Storm Eunice, & only one flume working. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
39 new - now 231 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, two weather warnings, electricity cost going up, £1m for TT & MGP, motor homes at Nobles Park & Chamber of Commerce on the Budget. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
46 new - now 220 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, reaction to this year's Budget as it's approved by Tynwald, Manx Care won't get 'blank cheque' and the cost of electricity is set to rise says chair of Manx Utilities #iom #manxradio #news
a minister's determined to reduce the losses incurred at the Island's meat plant
there's concern for those without bank accounts on how they will be able to pay in their rents
plus a new book about the World War 2 internment camps receiving rave reviews
39 new - now 260 cases, 1 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, tribunal forgery allegation, Creamery Brexit hassles, abuse victim help, Horse Tram allegations & Nobles Covid Ward closed. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
4 deaths reported, 38 new - now 275 cases, 3 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Chief Minister on new rules, Port St. Mary Post Office, Manx Care savings & historic homosexual offence pardons. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
31 new - now 303 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, decarbonisation plan, pets in rental property, energy efficiency ignorance, minimum wage warning & Beneficial Ownership consultation. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
65 new - now 318 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, 2 more years for trams, highways budget slashed, Ship Registry goes green, online harassment increases & Keys prayers answered. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
a former school teacher claims the Department of Education needs to listen to teaching staff to ensure they don't leave the profession
the difference between urban and rural house prices could be stifling hopes of those who want to see a reform of the rates system
51 new - now 448 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Covid dashboard going, flume-free NSC, Ranson tribunal, suicide action plan, new Archdeacon & Headteachers' pay deal. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
2 deaths, 65 new - now 491 cases, 4 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, endemic not pandemic, gas price going up, Peel skatepark, Ranson tribunal & silence replacing prayers in Keys. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
80 new - now 551 cases, 7 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Covid briefing tomorrow, Manx Care's extra £10m, buy Manx despite inflation, Island Plan Latest, census numbers in & Manx river health. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
98 new - now 559 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Island Plan gets nod, women's gambling concern, Magson Ranson latest, IFGL new investor, Homestay & Douglas Prom safety. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
the employment tribunal involving the Government's former medical director hears how contempt proceedings could be brought against the Department of Health and Social Cares' former Chief Executive
and is a pay deal on the cards for the Island's teachers?
the employment tribunal involving the Government's former medical director hears claims the health department should have offered her another suitable role
Garff has set their rates for the year ahead
and the Infrastructure minister talking Douglas promenade as it nears completion
92 new cases of Covid-19 reported including 6 in hospital with 1 in intensive care
The employment tribunal involving the Govt's former medical director hears a doctor claim she risked her career by whistleblowing to a government minister
plus Port Erin and Ramsey local authorities set their rates for the year ahead
eighty-three new cases of Covid-19 reported in the Island including four in hospital with none in intensive care
the employment tribunal involving the Government's former medical director hears claims that a personal dispute delayed the Island's Covid vaccine roll out
plus Douglas Borough Council announce a three point seven per cent rate hike
fifty-eight new cases of Covid-19 reported in the Island including six in hospital with none in intensive care
we're reporting from the opening day of the employment tribunal involving the Government's former medical director
ninety-two new cases of Covid-19 in the Island including ten in hospital with none in intensive care There's a 2nd avian flu outbreak Ending Covid isolation restrictions and Meat Loaf remembered by former Council leader
119 new - now 929 cases, 5 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Covid developments, Peter Hickman on TT, digital hospital appointments, Mountain Road to close & mental health waiting times. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
127 new - now 1016 cases, 7 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Chief Minister on 'The Plan', Sure thwarted, inflation trend, Balthane junction, funeral cost, offshore energy plus Arthur & Elsie. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
177 new - now 1106 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, protest outside Tynwald, TT medical staff, gas search boss, new residential home, teachers' low morale & St. Mary's FC troubles. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
166 new - now 1397 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, minimum wage going up, food prices up, Isolation Payment details, Cavendish arrests & Govt's 'Island Plan'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
210 new - now 1574 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, 'normality' soon, Ramsey car parking saved, UCIOM flexibility, gas bill help, tourism easier & Lady Isabella under repair. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
228 new - now 1736 cases, 6 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Ramsey West Quay reversal, Festive Drink Drive results, kitchen fires, GP complaints up & heating lump sums. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #new
306 new - now 1749 cases, 6 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, cancer alert, DOI priorities, Manx female sport, Solway Harvester anniversary & Port St. Mary Golf Club latest. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
hundred and forty-six new cases of Covid-19 in the Island including seven in hospital with none in intensive care. Roundels ...... how are the Island's taxi drivers fairing with them, what future for the PCR test centre and milk, best before or use by?
265 new - now 2472 cases, 9 in Nobles, 1 in ICU, final support package, TT scoreboard, 'Dunkirk' at Ballakermeen, 50% flumes, single use plastics & prison visits resume. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
A death announced, 326 new - now 2706 cases, 9 in Nobles, 1 in ICU, teachers 'undermined', TT 2022 on track, cheap petrol, 45 bed Peel pop-up & Braddan's new apartments. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
539 new - now 2842 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Ballakermeen home study, business turmoil, cruising future, Peel silt problem, single parent 'emergency', & Kush's legacy. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
441 new - now 2750 cases, 10 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Health, Education and Chief Ministers on COVID, Southampton FC, TT2022 entries open & tributes to the late AG. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
106 new - now 721 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Omicron lockdown possible, EV incentives, more apprenticeships needed, workplace menopause policy, HSBC trees & Sally Army festive lunch. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
106 new - now 650 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Manx Gas rebate, 2021 property market, Heysham problems, Cannan's performance & End-to-End ends. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
The latest Covid figures (CS) – please add a line or two for Dave to preview gov’t briefing. Council of Ministers ‘isn’t keen’ on reverting back to lockdown measures, says Dr Alex Allinson as boosters open up to all over 18s Rogue traders are targeting Manx residents after two recent storms Daphne Caine on the climate after her Mannin Line appearance Ramsey is looking to abolish its north and south ward Flight bookings are down this Christmas
76 new - now 770 cases, 8 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, anaesthetists reported for manslaughter, Viking brooches on display, 'Black Eye' Friday & health service under severe strain. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
83 new - now 691 cases, 7 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, 90% boosted by mid-Jan, animal welfare Bill, sewage in Laxey Bay, Dublin air route back & wind farms will hurt Packet. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
81 new - now 725 cases, 10 in Nobles, 1 in ICU, Liverpool 'Runaway Train', festive Drink Drive campaign, Turkeylands not ready, Golf Links demolition call & bird 'flu. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
86 new - now 745 cases, 8 in Nobles, 1 in ICU, Marshall trial verdict, Manx Gas price rise, Chief Minister on Omicron, 460 excluded from school & carols cancelled. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
The Manx Planning Committee has denied Dandara’s application to demolish Golf Links Hotel, One of the biggest meteor showers of the year is at its peak, we hear how to spot it
Douglas Borough Council is to explore the economic and practical viability of operating an aqua park
Taxi drivers say they weren’t consulted about Covid-19 changes
Knottfield Trial Court update
Health Minister Lawrie Hooper on speeding up booster roll out
92 new - now 896 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Chief Minister confident on testing, Day 3 of Joseph Marshall trial, 20 Covid cases in prison, Ballakermeen staff shortage & 12-17yrs jabs tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
113 new - now 936 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, trial of Joseph Marshall Day 2, PCR test efficacy, UK election votes, South Quay 20mph & P50 marathon. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
81 new - now 939 cases, 9 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Cav burgled at knifepoint, Barra's damage, Crogga gas, Greens' view & Sulby Riverside development. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
112 new - now 950 cases, 8 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Storm Barra hits Island, new COVID rules, sexual assault centre, 60 overseas medical staff coming, Ben cancelled. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
112 new - now 910 cases, 7 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, 111 call centre under pressure, Storm Barra causes disruption, medicinal cannabis licensing update and Ramsey Christmas lights. It's Update with John Moss #iom #manxradio #news
152 new - now 915 cases, 5 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, £2m charity donation, hospitality sector worries, 12-17yr old jabs, White Boys play & Drink Drive campaign, It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
A COVID death announced + 128 new - now 843 cases, 5 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, elective surgery resumes, cancelled parties, Sulby River development, 2022 Parish Walk & famous Manx panda dies. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
145 new - now 796 cases, 5 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, TT 2022 hospital pressures, McGuinness signs for Honda, Ferry Terminal now £70m, King Scallops & Allinson on assisted dying. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
111 new - now 704 cases, 5 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Boosters boosted, Flumes Open, Lib Van on assisted dying, homelessness crisis, Manx Gas refund & TT 2022 details. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
The latest Covid-19 figures as Isle of Man placed under Alert Level 2 due to threat of Omicron
Health Minister Lawrie Hooper says more time is needed to understand the new Covid-19 variant
Positive Covid MHK calls on Government to update advice over Corona virus symptoms
Students will have to wear a mask on the bus from tomorrow – but not in the school building; the Education Minister explains
Pay talks with Island teachers continue after unions demand pay rises
Liberal Vannin Party encourages discussion after landmark move in Jersey on assisted dying
The Celtic League celebrates its 60th anniversary
And the flumes are almost ready to open to the public – but government confirms some work is still not complete (TH)
Sport with Rob Pritchard
99 new - now 564 cases, 4 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, severe gales cause travel disruption, Police's Operation Redcap, booster jab clarification, NSC Flumes on test & Thomas on UK relations. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
98 new- now 513 cases, 3 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, Grandstand Test Centre move, Sefton makeover, Pullyman tribute, breastfeeding in Tynwald, Black Friday scams & Christmas lights switch-on. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
76 new - now 470 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, 1400 COVID jabs wasted, driving test backlog, TT Course will be ready, more Loganair connections & tourism can bounce back. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
69 new - now 438 cases, 2 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, ambulance shortage, 'Superspreader' events, Summerland site's future, two new MLCs, 19/20 Manx economy numbers. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
The latest Covid-19 figures, Lord Wallace of Saltaire asking questions about how much Crown Dependencies pays for defence, Manx Care setting up M.E./Chronic Fatigue Syndrome service (LF) MLC Election preview, Brewery owner is a hit on radio pop quiz, Lack of certainty over TT keeping visitors away plus Sport
48 new - now 374 cases, 6 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, £40m funding gap in Health, Irish tax agreement, pavement parking, the mighty Ravens, farming tech & Poverty Committee. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news
2 COVID deaths, 44 new - now 376 cases, 3 in Nobles, 0 in ICU, IOM pays more than Channel Is., Flybe returns, mental health wait, Manx footpaths & Bevan Rodd. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #manxradio #news