The Manx government says it has had confirmation of no record of a conversation about a new site.

Routine appointments are not available but urgent cases can see an on-call doctor during the period.

A healthcare trust buys a house for visiting medical students to live in during Manx placements.

The evening crossing of the Manxman to Heysham and the Douglas-bound overnight return are scrapped.

Two Methodist churches gain the right to offer the unions after support from their congregations.

The Manx Office of Fair Trading consults over secondary legislation on anti-competitive practices.

Manx Care encourages those with an interest in nursing to find out about its on-island training.

A new theatre project will aim to encourage young people to think about the Isle of Man’s wildlife.

Passenger numbers fall by 33,000 this year compared the season before the promenade revamp started in 2018.

A private members’ bill seeking to remove the bishop’s right to vote passes its second reading.