A pupil from a primary school on the Island has today tested positive for COVID-19 and the headteacher has contacted all parents/carers to update them. The school remains open and contact tracing is underway.
A further student attending St Ninian’s H…
The Domestic Event Fund which offers local authorities, businesses, individuals and charities Island-wide financial support to develop local events, has committed to over £200,000 worth of grant funding and supported over 30 events in the last nine mo…
Plans are being developed to reduce the level of carbon emissions from Government buildings.
The work is part of the Government’s action plan setting out how the Island will achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
The Council of Ministers has committed t…
A local caterer has been chosen to transform the café at the National Sports Centre and provide a healthy and locally sourced menu.
Riverside Limited, who already run the Sound Café and Bradda Glen in the south of the Island, will take over the café o…
Policing the Island and keeping the public safe in the extraordinary circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic saw police officers, support staff and volunteers respond to unprecedented challenges, in what the Chief Constable Gary Roberts describes as a y…
From Tuesday 29 June, anyone arriving in England from an amber list country and transiting through to the Isle of Man, will no longer be required to book private COVID-19 tests in England.
The change follows engagement on the issue between the Isle of…
Following a member of staff at St Ninian’s High School testing positive for COVID-19 over the weekend, a student attending the school has today tested positive for the virus. Contact tracing is continuing.
Following advice from Public Health, St Nini…
A focused, professional approach to helping residents at Corrin Memorial Home find places at other homes in the Island is ensuring a smooth and swift transition for all, with wrap-around support.
It is planned that the 15 remaining residents at Corr…
The Isle of Man Government has donated £800,000 to the World Health Organization (WHO) to help with the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The money will be used to support the WHO’s COVID-19 work in Madagascar and South Africa, which forms part of i…
A focused, professional approach to helping residents at Corrin Memorial Home find places at other homes in the Island is ensuring a smooth and swift transition for all, with wrap-around support.
It is planned that the 15 remaining residents at Corr…
