Cancer patients past and present are invited to help shape future cancer services in the Island at an informal feedback session this week.
A Patient Panel hosted by Macmillan volunteers will be in the Sea Terminal lobby on Friday 20 April in an initiat…
The Department for Education, Sport and Culture has announced the percentages of children that have reached the Good Level of Development at the end of the Early Years Foundation Stage. The scheme was introduced in the Island last year following its im…
The Department for Enterprise is reminding Isle of Man householders that Monday 30 April is the deadline for registering or renewing their property for the popular Homestay Scheme.
The Homestay Scheme is operated by Isle of Man firm MiQuando and provid…
The endeavours and achievements of young people will again be celebrated through the North American Manx Awards.
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture is inviting nominations for the awards, presented annually by the North American Manx Associ…
More than 600 responses were received to a public consultation on the future of vehicle excise duty, commonly known as road tax.
The consultation was carried out by the Department of Infrastructure and featured a range of questions asking for people’s …
Feedback to a public consultation will help to shape the future of the Isle of Man’s planning system.
The Cabinet Office has today, Monday 16 April 2018, published the summary of responses to a wide-ranging online survey, which ran from October 2017 to…
Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK will head an Isle of Man delegation attending the Commonwealth Business Forum in London next week.
Mr Quayle will be accompanied by Laurence Skelly MHK, Minister for Enterprise, and representatives from the Island’s bus…
The Isle of Man Government has today launched a six-week public consultation on the draft European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, which is set to commence its passage through the branches of Tynwald later this year.
The consultation will run until 29 May 201…
This news release is issued to publicise changes to EU sanctions measures in relation to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Council Regulation (EC) 1183/2005 imposing financial sanctions against the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been amended …
Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK is praising young people’s significant contribution to the Island’s future.
The Chief Minister announced that all 37 Department of Education and Children (DESC) schools have signed up as partners to UNESCO Biosphere Isl…
