Fallen stock charges branded ‘unrealistic’
The Manx National Farmers’ Union slams rises in government charges of up to 150% for stock disposal.
The Manx National Farmers’ Union slams rises in government charges of up to 150% for stock disposal.
The plans for a cinema, bus facilities, flats, offices and retail are approved for government funds.
A new women’s football tournament for Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Isle of Wight will be held in August.
Davey Todd wins his second Solo Championship after a close fought contest with Michael Dunlop.
Sarah Maltby calls for facilities at the Sea Terminal following plans for one at Noble’s Hospital.
Widening the access road used during racing would “cost millions”, the infrastructure minister says.
Changes to the Fair Trade Act mean that Manx firms can be prioritised for contracts up to £100,000.
An update to last year’s independent inspection finds some progress but identifies a need for more.
A “late very heavy downpour” meant Wednesday evening’s schedule was cancelled, organisers said.
The chief constable says the £3,600 rise is to attract new recruits to the Isle of Man Constabulary.