The Manx Independent is in shops this afternoon.
In today’s Indy, Samantha Barks tells us all about the moment she realised she was set for movie stardom and looks ahead to her role in the film version of Les Miserables.
We report on the school children whose portraits are set to appear in Buckingham Palace.
There are job fears as Manx Radio faces cut backs.
And find out what Manx National Heritage contributes to the Manx economy.
Plus there’s news on a merger between Paddy’s Market and Robinsons and we have an update on the latest situation in our Pride in Mann competition.
In this week’s Independent, there is also your free Green Living supplement and the chance to get your hands on a bag for life.
Sport reports as a 15-year-old schoolgirl swimmer from the island qualifies for the Olympic trials and there’s bad news for TT star Ian Hutchinson, who has suffered a broken leg. Plus all the usual previews of the weekend sporting action.
The controversial land swap deal at Kirk Michael is coming under new scrutiny, West News reports
Find out why a stage school has opened in Ramsey with this week’s North News.
South News has a picture update on demolition work taking place on Port Erin seafront.
What Where When looks ahead to a special school show and talks to a local rock band as they launch their new album.
The Manx Independent is in shops from this afternoon.