Featured Pages
Rushen Abbey
History comes alive with an interactive museum at the site of a ruined church founded in 1134 by Monks. |
Athol Park Glen
A quiet glen near Port Erin, complete with stream, paved paths and a children's play area. |
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Old Grammar School
Originally a chapel and then a school. Discover the delights of an early one room school-house. |
World Tin Bath Races
Competitors take to the cold waters of Castletown for various races and challenges. Including the famed tin bath race. |
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News
The Isle of Man Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme is 10 years old.
The Minister and Political Members of the Department of Economic Development and the Executive of the Manx Motor Cycle Club met on 16th May 2012 to discuss the future plans for the Manx Grand Prix.
The Department of Infrastructure officially launched the TT 2012 road safety campaign at the Glen Helen Inn this morning (Thursday 17th May).
Please see attatched document for Questons and Answers regarding the Closure of MEA Retail.
The Department of Economic Developments Training Division is pleased to announce the success of its latest training programme for young people who find themselves Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET).
The Department of Infrastructure has made Orders under the Road Races Act 1982 and the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1985 to facilitate the 2012 TT Races and other associated Motorsport and Entertainment events.
The Manx Electricity Authority has installed its first major LED Street lighting scheme on behalf of Braddan Commissioners, which will help them conserve energy and save money.
The Department gives notice that it intends to dispose of two dinghies, registration numbers PC2938 and PC4287 presently in the boat park in Peel Harbour, in accordance with Section 25 of the Harbours Act 2010 (the Act).
HRH The Prince of Wales praised the Isle of Mans pioneering approach to fishing conservation during his keynote speech at the World Fisheries Congress in Edinburgh.
The Treasury has released this week the draft Governments Accounts for the year to 31 March 2012.
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