An update on the Department of Education's plans to ban mobile phones in schools is expected in this week's House of Keys. Earlier this year, minister Daphne Caine revealed to Manx Radio she's ...

This year's STEM Fest had a budget of £14,000. The event sees the Island's primary school children being introduced to science, technology, engineering and maths. It's been postponed though, because ...

The winners of the Manx Farm Conservation Challenge have been announced. Organised by the Isle of Man Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group, it's given annually to the farm, or farmer, deemed to have ...

Legislative changes to the anti-money laundering and combatting of financial terrorism framework are being made to bring the Island into line with globally recognised standards.

The Manx Utilities Cair Vie Windfarm consultation roadshow rolled into Ramsey on Friday. It was the sixth of eight sessions being held around the Island to provide members of the public with detailed ...

Hop Tu Naa on 31 October signals the arrival of Winter and is celebrated in various ways around the Island. Police say it's important to stay safe while having fun and warn that it's not an excuse to ...

Don't forget to put your clocks back tonight! The time will move back by an hour at 2am on Sunday (27 October), marking the end of British Summer Time (BST). The change means an extra hour in bed for ...

Old Boys' hit Colby for six at Blackberry Lane (Results: 26 Oct) ...

A quick-fire second-half double from Luke Booth saw FC Isle of Man come from behind to beat NWCFL Premier Division title contenders Chadderton 2-1 this afternoon (26 October). Hosts Chadderton opened ...

The first-ever limited-edition bottle of Refuge Manx Rum has been auctioned off in aid of the RNLI. Fynoderee Distillery has confirmed the sale has raised £1,325 for the life-saving charity, which is ...

A violent offender who attacked a man who had been lured to a lane in the Isle of Man's capital has been jailed for seven years. Donovan Kitching, 40, swung an "unidentified weapon" at the victim's ...

The regulatory requirement for charities on the Island are onerous and time-consuming and it's hoped a number of practical changes to ease the administrative process will be welcomed.