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Join ‘pop up’ community choir in Ramsey

A new choir is inviting singers to come and join them whether you can sing or not.The Northern ‘Pop Up’ Community Choir will run from October 20 to December 20.They are practicing at the Ramsey...

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CoMin presses BBC on TV licences for over-75s

The Isle of Man’s Council of Minister is to press the BBC to fully fund the TV licence fee for over-75s. The Manx government intends to end free TV licences for pensioners. In the UK, the BBC will...

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Backpacker’s mercy mission to help Syrian refugees

A young locum pharmacist’s backpacking adventure around Europe took an unexpected turn - when she became involved in efforts to help the plight of refugees.Until two weeks ago, Ayren-Marie Kelly, 25,...

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Planning review to be presented to Tynwald in July

A review of the planning system will take place led by the Council of Ministers’ Environment and Infrastructure Committee.A report was to have been made this month by the Department of Infrastructure...

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Mount Murray golf club function rooms to close

The function rooms at Mount Murray Golf Club will close from tomorrow (Sunday).The golf club and course will remain open, with refreshments being served from the golf pro shop.Nine people will lose...

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Bernard Moffatt, Outside Left: Government’s odd priority

I have to confess I like our current Chief Minister.He was an old political sparing partner in his Mec Vannin days when he just narrowly missed being elected as an MHK for the party.Allan was on the...

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Sefton boss defends end to free car park

The boss of the Sefton Group has defended the decision to end free car parking at the Palace Hotel.From October 1, everyone using the car park has had to pay, including cinema goers and health club...

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Trust’s praise for creators of two-metre gateau

The construction of a two-metre Black Forest gateau replete with a defensive fortification of Manx bonnag has been acknowledged by Rushen Heritage Trust.It was created by the Bradda Glen Restaurant and...

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Picnic day raises over £330

Staff at the Isle of Man Post Office have held a fundraising picnic day and raised more than £330 for the Clatterbridge Cancer Charity.The ‘aldesco’ picnic day, meaning to eat at your desk, raised a...

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Closer composting will save money

A new composting plant for so-called green waste has been developed next to the incinerator at Kewaigue.Currently Douglas Council uses the composting site at Ballanevin in St John’s for green waste and...

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Disabled now have extra hour in some Douglas town centre car parks

An extra hour’s car parking for disabled drivers has now been implemented in Douglas Council’s pay-and-display car parks.Meanwhile, machines in Shaw’s Brow and the Bottleneck car parks, which use a...

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Port Erin beach to host polo matches

Polo is coming to Port Erin beach this winter.The Triskelion Polo Club asked the local authority for permission to hold its Polo Beach League over the weekends of November 14 and 15, and 21 and 22....

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New Guild classes for 2016 to be unveiled in special concert

The Guild has been given a makeover – and all will be revealed when the syllabus for the 2016 festival is officially unveiled at a special concert next week.Three new dance classes and Rock/Pop band...

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Pullyman: If I had a sledgehammer...

Last week I was thinking about the summer seasons that we all used to enjoy. Everywhere was busy, the visitors would be enjoying the two weeks’ freedom from their daily grind. The kiosks, cafes, and...

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Port’s new footpath will take 13 weeks

Work began this week on improving the footpath in Port St Mary’s shopping area.The existing footpath will be replaced with a mixture of concrete paving flags and stones and granite-like kerbs. The...

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Fundraiser to take satirical look at Manx life

No stone will be left unturned as former Manx Radio broadcaster Roy McMillan’s new series of sketches taking a satirical look at life in the island are brought to life.The Headlines Again...Again takes...

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£9,000 grant helps Peel AFC with pitch improvements

Peel Football Club has received a grant of £9,000 for pitch maintenance machinery.The grant is from the Premier League and The FA Facilities Fund, which provides grants towards developing new or...

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Manx Grand Prix Supporters’ Club raises £10,000 on Steam Packet sailings

A record-breaking amount of more than £10,000 has been raised for the Manx Grand Prix Supporters’ Club.The money was raised from collections which took place on the Ben-my-Chree and Manannan sailings...

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Manx X Factor star Simon Lynch leaves TV talent show

Isle of Man X Factor contestant Simon Lynch has left the show after narrowly missing out on reaching the live shows of the ITV talent contest.The marketing assistant, from Greeba, who celebrates his...

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Drivers warned to beware of slow-moving deflectograph survey vehicle

Road users are being urged to be aware of a slow moving vehicle on Manx roads over the next week.The deflectograph, a survey vehicle which travels at walking pace, will be assessing the island’s roads...

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