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Why I Never Believe the Numbers About Drug Busts
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Anger over plan to shut care home
Plans to close a residential care home for the elderly on the Isle of Man have prompted a union protest.
Gibraltar parliament learns from the Manx
GIBRALTAR is following Tynwald's pioneering example by introducing voice-recognition technology to produce Hansard, the official record of parliamentary proceedings.
Best Western Palace Hotel & Casino Names Parkinson's As 2012 Charity
The Isle of Man Parkinson's Disease Society has been chosen as the BEST WESTERN Palace Hotel & Casino's charity for 2012.
Norwich airport sales outperforming expectations says chief executive Andrew Bell
The airport said that figures released today indicate a "fantastic" year on year increase in passengers booked to the end of January with some routes being over 50pc up against a UK market which is reported to be down 14pc.
Grandstand Tickets At Isle Of Man TT Selling Fast
Several days already sold out four months ahead of the event The main TT Races Grandstand on Glencrutchery Road has already sold out on three of the four race days ahead of TT 2012, with the only remaining day - Monday 4th June - showing a limited number of available tickets.
Low asbestos risk at 20 Isle of Man schools
In the House of Keys, Education Minister Peter Karran revealed that 20 schools in the island had low risk asbestos products.
Manx lifeboats rescued 50 in call-outs during 2011
Latest figures reveal that lifeboat crews across the West Division - which includes Wales and the Isle of Man - spent 7,228 hours responding to emergency incidents in 2011 - the most ever.
Department of Economic Development Completes Analysis of Manx Grand Prix Festival Costs
THE Department of Economic Development has undertaken a detailed analysis of the costs directly associated with running the Manx Grand Prix Festival and the return on the investment that the event delivers.
Early school leavers urged to return to classroom to survive recession
The co-ordinator of an education and training centre for early school leavers in the city is urging young people to view education as the key to surviving the recession.
Police officer asked to resign after complaints
A POLICE officer has been asked to resign after being found guilty of two offences of neglect of duty and one of discreditable conduct.
Chief Minister of Isle of Man visits Ramsey's biggest employer
Today, the Honourable Allan Bell, Chief Minister of the Isle of Man, and the Minister of Economic Development, the Honourable John Shimmin, visited regulated corporate services group, Charterhouse Group International, at its headquarters in Ramsey.
Comedy feast in Hitchin and Letchworth
The Lastminutecomedy Club returns to Hitchin and Letchworth GC with Rob Heeney from the Isle Of Man, Dutchman Wouter Meijs and Chris Purchase making the short trip from Milton Keynes to take to the stage.
Creamery Launches New 'Mature Cheese Light'
Isle of Man Creamery is delighted to announce the launch of a new addition to its range of award-winning cheeses - Mature Cheese Light.
Peter Crebbin: Service with a smile
A QUICK survey of regular patrons to the Manx Co-op in Port Erin is enough to gather that staff member Peter Crebbin is the kind of guy for which nothing is too much trouble.
How loss of AAA rating is costing you
THE Isle of Man's loss of its prized triple-A credit rating could cost taxpayers half a million pounds - and leave ratepayers paying tens of thousands of pounds more.
Will Isle of Man government job losses be compulsory?
A GOVERNMENT department has warned that compulsory redundancies cannot be ruled out as it restructures its operations following a review of staffing.
Tickets are available now for 'Curating the TT Races', a talk reflecting on MNH's TT and motorsport exhibitions of the past five years, at the Manx Museum on Friday 17th February, 7.30pm. Curator of Social History Matthew Richardson looks back over the highly successful 'Staying the Course' in 2007, which in its first two weeks of opening recorded ... (more)
Thomas Miller Limited recently celebrated the successful relocation of its office to Samuel Harris House, St Georges Street with a Champagne and CanapA© Reception.
VIDEO: Care home closure plan announced
A residential care home for the elderly on the Isle of Man is to be shut in the next two years.
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