Public urged to help protect Manx salmon and sea trout
The public is urged to be vigilant and assist in the protection of salmon and sea trout by reporting illegal fishing activity.With river fisheries closed until March, and with adult fish heading...
View ArticleFinancial Sanctions: Burundi
On 26 October 2015 Council Regulation (EU) No 2015/1755 was applied in Island law. This imposes financial sanctions against Burundi with an asset freeze that applies to the four people listed...
View ArticleNew website will promote Island's culture
The Isle of Man Arts Council’s new website will promote the Island’s cultural wealth to a wide audience, says the organisation’s chairman.Geoff Corkish MBE MLC said:‘Taking pride in our culture and...
View Article'Please Keep Me Smoke Free' Competition
Primary school aged children are being encouraged to take part in a local competition launched by the Department of Health and Social Care’s Public Health Directorate. The competition encourages...
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Youth survey will help agencies target services
A survey of young people will help the Isle of Man Government and partner agencies to better plan and target services.The biennial survey of 11 to 18-year-olds begins on Friday (6 November) and runs...
View ArticleBiological analyser donated
A revolutionary biological analyser purchased by the League of Friends of Noble's Hospital will improve diagnosis and treatment times for patients with serious bacterial and viral infections. The...
View ArticleLantern Workshops return after Island of Culture 2014 success
Manx Arts Development will once again be hosting its ever popular Willow Lantern Workshops in preparation for this year’s Douglas Lantern Parade. The workshops will be held on the weekend of 14/15...
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Relocation of Home Affairs corporate headquarters
The Department of Home Affairs has transferred its corporate headquarters to the former Drill Hall at Tromode. Minister Juan Watterson MHK and members of staff from the Chief Executive’s Office moved...
View ArticleSocial Security reminds ‘appointees’ to keep proper records
Treasury’s Social Security Division is reminding people who receive state pensions and benefits for others – known as ‘appointees’ – to keep proper account of the benefits they receive and spend on...
View ArticleNoble’s Hospital Ward 20 to remain closed
Ward 20 at Noble's Hospital, which has been shut for the past three months, is to remain closed throughout the winter.The decision was taken following a review of the impact of the temporary closure...
View ArticlePlanning application - publication list 6 November 2015
In accordance with the Orders and Regulations listed below, the most recent planning applications received and validated for publication are now available for viewing online including a link on which...
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Bank anniversary project leaves lasting legacy
Isle of Man Bank staff donned their wellies last week to carry out further enhancements to a beauty spot. Employees and customers spent a successful day planting trees at Ballaugh Forest in September...
View ArticleTynwald approval sought for Minimum Wage increase to £7 an hour
The Department of Economic Development is seeking Tynwald approval for significant increases in the minimum wage rates. If approved, the hourly rate for employees aged 21 and over would increase by 35p...
View ArticleLand for grazing at Knockaloe
Land at Knockaloe Farm is being offered for short-term let for grazing while the longer term future of the site is determined. Five-year tenancies of the land and buildings recently expired. Central...
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Vessel caught fishing illegally at start of king scallop season
Protecting local fish stocks is a priority of the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture, says Minister Richard Ronan MHK. He was speaking after a trawler master appeared in court charged with...
View ArticleDepartment seeks Tynwald support for live fire training facility
The Department of Home Affairs is seeking to establish a live fire training facility to enhance life-saving skills and resilience within the Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service.Minister Juan Watterson...
View ArticleIsle of Man signs tax co-operation agreement with Romania
The Isle of Man has signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) with Romania. The TIEA was signed during a ceremony in London on 4 November 2015, by His Excellency Mihnea Ioan Motoc, Romania...
View ArticleModest price rise would fund investment
Proceeds from the sale of freshwater fishing licences are used to ensure the Island offers excellent opportunities for anglers. Tynwald is to be asked to approve a modest increase in the cost of...
View ArticleTynwald asked to approve changes to Education Council
Tynwald is to be asked to approve reducing the size of the Education Council. The change would come into effect when the new Education Council is appointed in December. The Education Council advises...
View ArticleFunding available for local charities tackling poverty in developing countries
Isle of Man registered charities can now apply for this year’s grant funding of projects that aim to address the root causes of poverty in developing countries. Funding for up to 100% of project costs...
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