A round-up of the day's main news with Beth Espey.By Manx Radio

The longest debate of the current administration took place - lasting more than 10 hours - and focused on none other than health. Christian Jones looks back at the April 2025 sitting of Tynwald.By Radio Manx Ltd

You and your pharmacist with Nick Kaye, Chairman of the National Pharmacy Association on medicinal cannabis, weight loss jabs, finishing the course of medication, hay fever, the minor ailments scheme & more. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 16th May 2025By Manx Radio

Simon Richardson visits Manx Utilities' Douglas Waterworks and talks to Head of Water, Gareth PatchettBy Radio Manx Ltd

There are high hopes for a good season of basking shark sightings off the coast of the Isle of Man this year. Since 2010, basking shark numbers are said to have decreased dramatically in Manx waters - from around 500 sighting reports per season in 2010 to just 10 last year. But Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch says it's already had six reported to it s…

The headteachers union has demanded an urgent meeting with the education department, describing the relationship between schools and civil servants as 'toxic and broken'. The health minister hasn’t ruled out changing who would be eligible for an NHS dentist on the Island to reduce waiting lists. The Isle of Man athletics squad are quietly confident…

6254 people waiting for a dentist, cash crop wood at Ramsey, 'private van' insurance, free public transport, Family Library closing & the future for FOI requests. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Thursday 15th May 2025By Manx Radio

The Isle of Man’s Youth Select Committee has launched a new inquiry into the opportunities available to young people after leaving school or higher education. The committee is made up of members aged between 15 and 24, and is aiming to understand why the Island continues to face challenges in retaining young adults. It will examine government polic…

The Manx Highway Code is set to be updated this year for the first time in more than a decade. It was last updated in 2014, and the latest edition will adopt the guidance and rules from the UK’s Official Highway Code (2022), subject to 'specified Manx modifications'. These include references to Manx legislation and amendments for local variations s…

A round-up of the day's main news including a drive through of the incoming changes to the Manx Highway Code.By Manx Radio

Horse trams back on Mondays, the dredger's functionality, cost of southern windfarm, how we treat our cruise visitors, COVID pasta & big bangs explained. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Wednesday 14th May 2025By Manx Radio

A round up of the day's main news and an update on the strange noises people have been hearing around the Island.By Manx Radio

Meet Manx Care's new Matrons with Sheila Lloyd, Kathy Quine and Jo Standish taking questions on midwifery, cancer pathways, cooperation with Liverpool hospitals, Emergency Department, training Manx nurses & more. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Tuesday 13th May 2025By Manx Radio

Just over a month ago Perspective heard from Robert Morrey who explained his plan to build an anaerobic digestor and energy hub at Andreas. Just over a week ago a group of farmers and government officials visited Scotland to see how AD plants work. I joined them as an independent observer and this week’s Agenda gives the farmers’ view on how energy…

A round up of the main news of the day - and have you heard the big bangs?By Manx Radio

UK GPs on the phone, 140mph McLaren on our roads, exporting our trees, large vehicle parking tensions and infringements, Chief Constable on TT road safety & the cost of our onshore windfarm. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Monday 12th May 2025By Manx Radio

About a month ago Perspective heard from Robert Morrey who explained his plan to build an anaerobic digestor and energy hub at Andreas. Just over a week ago a group of farmers and government officials visited Scotland to see how AD plants work. I joined them as an independent observer and this week’s Perspective gives a fascinating insight into how…

A round of what's been happening news wise around the Island today with Beth Espey.By Manx Radio

A shortage of volunteers, South Barrule Plantation maintenance, the future for Douglas Promenade, Manx Youth Games this weekend & VE Day military discount at Tesco. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 9th May 2025By Manx Radio

A number of the Island's plantations and glens remain closed as the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture continues to make them safe. It's after severe storms this winter, including the record-breaking Storm Éowyn back in January, which saw wind speeds of 107mph recorded on Snaefell. Amy Griffiths to Archallagan plantation to speak to th…

A new Onchan Commissioner says she would like to be a voice for the young people in the village after being elected to the board. Gabriella Corkish, who's 19 years old, is the youngest local authority member on the Island and wants to encourage more people her age to engage in Manx politics. At the commissioner's AGM she was given the role of Oncha…

As the Island marks VE Day 80 years on - we hear from those who have memories of the day itself. Also, tonight we hear a tribute to the Manx veteran Chris Garret who died after an incident in Ukraine this week And with just 18 days until TT gets underway, police are warning residents and visitors not to drink or drug drive.…

Congratulations Councillor Devon Watson, the truth about Manx water meters, Adam's big vision for Douglas, Ørsted's plans for offshore wind here & the future for nationalist politics. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Thursday 8th May 2025By Manx Radio

On the 8 May 1945, people across the world were celebrating Victory in Europe Day. But how did Manx residents mark the occasion? Amy Griffiths has been finding out:By Radio Manx Ltd

Manx veteran Christopher Garrett has been described by colleagues in Ukraine as a 'lovable guy, completely dedicated to his work'. The bomb disposal expert, from Peel, was killed yesterday (6 May). The charity he co-founded, Prevail Together, says he and two other team members were seriously injured in an incident in Izyum in eastern Ukraine. Board…

It's your daily news round up with Beth Espey.By Manx Radio

As we mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Manx National Heritage Labyrinth History in Action Players bring you some of the sounds and reports of VE Day in the IOM.By Radio Manx Ltd

As we mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Manx National Heritage Labyrinth History in Action Players bring you some of the sounds and reports of VE Day in the IOM.By Radio Manx Ltd

As we mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, MNH Labyrinth History in Action Players bring you some of the sounds and reports of VE Day in the IOMBy Radio Manx Ltd

Energy efficiency grants for your home with DEFA Minister Clare Barber MHK, Treasury Minister Alex Allinson MHK and Energy Efficiency team member Angie Lund. What help do you need and what can you get? It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Wednesday 7th May 2025By Manx Radio

All the news from today in under 30 minutes with Beth EspeyBy Manx Radio

Sprucing up Douglas, road safety education, the price of sustainable energy, GP availability and remote consultations, paddleboard with care & the Victor Spinetti question. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Tuesday 6th May 2025By Manx Radio

Businesses are being encouraged to take advantage of government schemes and expand their offerings as visitor numbers decline in Douglas city centre. In a post on social media, city centre management asked users to offer their suggestions as to what might improve footfall on the high street. A common suggestion was for the introduction of cheaper, …

In Tynwald last week Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse had two motions on the Order Paper. The first related to DoI’s refusal to allow the outgoing airport director to attend a hearing of the Economic Review Committee and the second related to a report by the Select Committee on the Regulation of the Steam Packet Company. The Steam P…

On Thursday 8th May the Isle of Man will remember the sacrifices made during the second world war with a commemorative concert for the 80th Anniversary of VE Day. 80 years after the day the allied forces celebrated victory in Europe a concert reflective of the music of the time will be held at the Villa Marina in Douglas followed by a drumhead serv…

In this podcast of the programme first broadcast on Friday 2nd May you can hear : Announcement of RUTH TICKLE as winner of the Cleveland Medal 2025 - singing one of her two test pieces - "Will there really be a morning" a poem by Emily Dickinson set to music by Ricky Ian Gordon. Ruth's accompanist is Graham Kirkland Peel Clothworkers School - winne…

We have reaction from the head of the Manx Development Corporation as the ribbon is cut on the former nurses’ home in Douglas. Manx Care is hoping to reinstate face-to-face sessions with new parents from the autumn. Plus, more details from the infrastructure minister on changes at the airport. All of that and much more on Manx Radio Update for Frid…

Former Chief Minister now recently elected Castletown Commissioner Tony Brown OBE takes calls and questions on the Square, retail sector's future, heritage closures, the Peggy, the threat to local authorities and more. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 2nd MayBy Manx Radio

In this podcast of results and winning performances broadcast on Thursday 1st May you can hear : Boys Treble Class for school years 5 to 6 - winner Parker Kissack accompanied by Madeline Kelly singing "I'm learning to write" (Sheffield Plate finalist) Lucy Morris - accompanied by Madeline Kelly - winner of the Girls Solo voice class for School year…

Another bite-sized Breakfast Show report from the 2025 Manx Music, Speech and Dance Festival 2025 - heading for the big one - the Cleveland Medal test is tonight!By Manx Radio

In this podcast of TODAY AT THE GUILD, first broadcast on Wednesday 30 April, you can hear Lon Dhoo Male Voice Choir (ensemble) "There is nothing like a dame" 2nd place in Vocal Ensemble class Kiare (Manx for 4!) Winners of Quartet class for any combination of voices, singing "Pokarekare Ana" (Chris and Ellen Sullivan, Tom Shirtliff and Angela Stew…

After being illegally imported to the Isle of Man last year, an American XL Bully-type dog has been put to sleep. There are big changes over at the airport! And we hear why a bus stop is causing difficulties for a resident in Jurby. All of that and much more on Manx Radio's Update for 1 May 2025 with Lewis Foster.…

Another bite-sized Breakfast Show report from the 2025 Manx Music, Speech and Dance Festival 2025 - kazoos at the ready if you'd like to join in with this one!By Manx Radio

Mobility scooter bus trial latest, how and when to use Manx Care services, Pulrose cooling tower, maintenance of service lanes, our alcoholic bank notes & Higgledy Piggledy Port Jack bus shelter. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Thursday 1st May 2025By Manx Radio

Howard drops down to the Gaiety Theatre to speak to Easter Festival regulars White Cobra about drama, festivals and coming to the Isle of ManBy Radio Manx Ltd

The Island’s power network is resilient, says Manx Utilities as major outages in Spain and Portugal are linked to a European grid fault. A campaign group is calling for wind farm plans to be halted, warning the project could harm a key bird conservation area. And what does the future hold for Manx Loaghtan sheep? All of that and much more on Manx R…

Our resilient electricity network, Liverpool Memorandum of Understanding, GP appointments and empty surgeries, letters taking longer to arrive & losing our Manxness. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Wednesday 30th April 2025By Manx Radio

Manx Loaghtan Sheep have been added to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust's 'red priority watch list' because of dwindling numbers. So what can we do to try and help them thrive for generations to come? Jenny Shepherd has the Island's largest flock of Loaghtans and has been telling Amy Griffiths about some of the commercial opportunities they present:…

In this podcast, broadcast at 9pm on Tuesday 29 April, you can hear : Chloe Woolley and Jo Callister playing the Overture from The Fairy Island - winners of adult piano duet class Jane Corkill and Paul Costain - winners of the Mixed Voice Duet class Lorcan O'Mahony and Simon Fletcher - winners of the Male Voice Duet class Debbie Gooding and Jane Mu…

Another bite-sized report - including the names of the qualifiers for this year's Cleveland Medal test - and Graham Crowe explains why his song choice is particularly important to him.By Manx Radio