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The daily podcast of Manx Radio's Update Programme. The definitive roundup of Isle of Man and International news of the day from the Island's No.1 news source.
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Manx Radio's Christian Jones will be reporting live from the Chamber on the third day of questions and debate since Tynwald returned following the summer recessThere are changes to next year's Classic TT programme - Rob Pritchard will be explaining the differencesAnd the Police respond after Manx Radio questioned elderly people yesterday if they feel safe walking the Island's streets at night
The Enterprise Minister's apologised to hoteliers for comments he made during July's sitting of TynwaldMeanwhile,the Health Minister's also saying sorry for inaccuracies in a Tynwald response regarding Ramsey's Minor Injury Unit.And Treasury's being urged to ensure those who use the MiCard system can still obtain their funds once it closes down.It's Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore for Wednesday, 22 October.
Tynwald returns after a three months recess - we recap the main talking points from the opening day of October's sitting.And Manx.Net e-mail users will no longer be able to use the service for free from next year.All that and more on Update on Manx Radio with Dave Moore.
An MHK is urging the public to lobby their representatives to back calls for an inquiry into whistleblowing.The ManxSPCA is preparing to launch a petition against the use of electric collars on pets.We speak to Boakesey Closs, who beat the popular ITV programme 'The Chase' last night – taking home £25,000.
A round up of the day's main news with Beth Espey, including some concerns about getting home insurance in Laxey, concerns raised about the North West Area Plan, and details of a fundraiser which will shone a light on men's mental health this weekend.
We have the latest following the death of a Year 9 student from Ballakermeen High School.Also in this episode - what’s being done to make bus travel easier for people who use mobility scooters around the Island?The Department of Infrastructure has apologised to 137 housing tenants for the tone of a recent rent arrears letter - we’ll hear from the minister.And there’s a new public consultation on making broadband more affordable for households struggling with costs.
The roundup of the day's news with Beth Espey which includes details of a Manx Government consultation which showed people were against the idea of an NHS levy - we'll have a breakdown of the responses.Also - what do you know about greenwashing; it's the subject of new guidance published by the Financial Services Authority - we'll hear what it's all about.We catch up on what's happened at Cyber Isle today, and hear how much money has been raised this year for the Great North Air Ambulance.
All the day's news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey, which includes details of what happened with a bull that was reported to be loose in the Tromode area this morning.What do some members of the public think about plans to redevelop the Newson's site in Douglas and how will your household budget be impacted by the latest inflation figures?
A round-up of the main news this Monday with Beth Espey.This episode includes details of what could be happening soon at the Newson's Site in Douglas, an explanation about why a government consultation on rates has been extended by a fortnight, a former politician explains why he believes the public should have more of say through referendums on major issues and details of a new art exhibition showcasing the Island's coastline.
The chief minister has been unable to confirm the cost of setting up the National Office for Artificial Intelligence.The boss of Manx Care insists the closure of a ward at Ramsey Cottage Hospital won’t place additional pressure on other services.The Woodburn Pub has raised almost £2,000 for charity as it marks its 130th anniversary.
Manx Care has announced that the Martin Ward at Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital is to close towards the end of October for 'around four weeks'.A Douglas man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder.A new survey suggests the majority of Isle of Man residents support tougher rules on smoking and vaping. After claiming her second world title last week, Manx martial arts competitor Alanna Pritchard has announced she’s hoping to go pro.
Union Unite has rejected the latest pay offer, leading to an independent arbitrator being brought in to help settle the dispute.The government’s new AI Office plans are under fire, with critics saying they lack detail.At the age of 80, would you swim five kilometres? One Ramsey resident is doing just that to raise funds in memory of his late wife.
The Island’s population is at a record high - but is growth keeping pace with government targets?Almost £150,000 worth of food is wasted each year in the Island’s schools.Isle of Man tennis star Billy Harris is off to a strong start at the Jinan Open in China.
Dairy farms are under increasing pressure as prolonged sunshine dries out the soil.Douglas Council is urging the government to include local authorities in existing infrastructure schemes to support the development of more social housing.FC Isle of Man have suffered yet another defeat.
The boss of Manx Care has ruled out resigning following political calls for the board to step down.A record number of cruise passengers visited the Island this season.Isle of Man pro boxer Sam Rennie is set to return to the ring tomorrow, hoping to extend his perfect record thus far.
All the latest news in under 30 minutes with Beth Espey.
On the podcast with Beth Espey - work is about to get underway at the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool; but what exactly still needs to be done?The UK Chancellor responds after a company linked to Michelle Mone is ordered to repay nearly £122 million.Douglas City Council is looking for someone to step forward and fill a vacant seat.And at the Villa Gaiety - how are they planning to deal with audiences who just can’t stop talking during performances?"
Coming up on the podcast with Beth Espey - some potentially good news for mobility scooter users here on the Isle of Man, with plans in motion for more accessible bus stops. We’ll also hear about a trade union taking aim at the Government over its handling of whistleblowers.There’s excitement for the return of the Food Festival – a big boost for Manx produce and local pride.And we’ll get reaction from supporters of FC Isle of Man on the latest changes at the club.
Could the Island's retirement age be increased to cope with an ageing population?Car parking returned to Castletown square today after the local authority reversed its decision to pedestrianise the area all year around.The number of scam emails is on the rise.
A busy day for news on the Isle of Man - with all the details in under 30 minutes here with Beth Espey.
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