Manx Radio - Update

Manx Care has spent more than £400,000 on off-Island recruitment firms since taking over the Island’s health service.It’s been revealed that government has given a loan of £2.2 million to the Island’s private school.We’ll be hearing about a new series of talks exploring pathways ...  Show more

Manx Care has spent more than £400,000 on off-Island recruitment firms since taking over the Island’s health service.It’s been revealed that government has given a loan of £2.2 million to the Island’s private school.We’ll be hearing about a new series of talks exploring pathways ...  Show more

Facial recognition software at the Island's ports is moving a step closer. We'll hear from the Home Affairs MinisterAs Child Benefit support is increased today we'll hear from the Treasury MinisterAnd what happened on the Manxman at the weekend when an alarm was sounded  

The Isle of Man takes a step closer to changing the way its organ donation system works.We’ll get more reaction to Donald Trump's trade tariffs, as the Isle of Man, and much of the world continues to digest what this means and how it could affect the economy.Your daily dose of do ...  Show more

With Donald Trump setting 10% tariffs on goods from the UK we'll hear what it means to Isle of Man CreameryPlans for a major redevelopment on Lord Street in Douglas will still go ahead despite a planning application being withdrawn todayAnd the Government launches a public consul ...  Show more

- Manx Care says it deeply regrets errors it made handling a data request.- Meanwhile, the health body's warning its Breast Clinic will not run as smoothly in the coming weeks due to staffing - And a TT winner says he's still hopeful of competing at this year's event despite losi ...  Show more