The public are being asked for their views on a number of key issues around climate change, which will help to shape the Isle of Man Government’s Climate Change Plan for 2022 – 2027. The new plan, once agreed, will replace the current Isle of Man Gover…
The Companies Acts 1931 to 2004
List of Companies that have applied for a Declaration of Dissolution
Pursuant to Section 273a(3)(A) of The Companies Act 1931
The Department for Enterprise hereby gives Notice that the attached companies have applied for…
The Companies Act 2006
List of Companies that have applied for a Declaration of Dissolution
Pursuant to Section 190(3)
The Department for Enterprise hereby gives Notice that the Companies referred to in the attached Notice have applied for a Declaratio…
More than 120,000 lateral flow home tests kits will be made available to the general public next week, to support the Manx community in learning to live with and adapt to COVID-19.
All community pharmacies are currently out of stock following a deliver…
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 the site extents can be viewed via an online map.
A …
Swimming in harbours and jumping into channels used by vessels accessing ports around the Isle of Man will not be tolerated following a spate of dangerous activity.
The Harbours Division of the Department of Infrastructure is urging people to be sensi…
Good afternoon,
I am joined today at the podium by the Minister for Health and Social Care and online by our Director of Public Health.
In recent days case numbers of COVID-19 on the Island have continued to increase, crossing the one thousand threshol…
Infrastructure Minister Tim Baker MHK today delivered a comprehensive statement on the Douglas Promenade project during the final Tynwald sitting of the current administration.
The wide-ranging statement covered the history of the scheme, explaining t…
Treasury has announced a temporary increase to the rate of Incapacity Benefit for the first 14 days of absence from work in order to improve support for persons unable to work due to isolation. The rate of short term Incapacity Benefit will increase fr…
Whilst we recognise that friends and family members are a vital support, the utmost care and consideration must be given to the safety of residents, visitors and staff by maintaining infection prevention and control procedures at all times.
However due…
