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The marker bears the names of five Isle of Man Constabulary officers killed between 1852 and 1976.

Twelve Vincentian students are now on the Isle of Man where they are participating in the inaugural session of the 'Isle of Man – St Vincent and the Grenadines Education Programme (‘ISEP’)'. [caption id="attachment_156466" align="aligncenter" width="928"] Twelve students of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Community College and two chaperones, Kimsha Williams (extreme left) and Stacey Balcombe (extreme right) are now on the Isle of Man for the inaug...

Dealing with the challenges of maritime and coastal state responsibilities is coming under the spotlight at the annual Red Ensign Group (REG) Conference. Challenges of the sector include recovery of maritime following the pandemic, environmental and coastal concerns, as well as commercial competition.

Government House has today announced that Dick Welsh MBE, has been appointed as the Isle of Man’s Commissioner on the Northern Lighthouse Board (...

The Annual Commemorative Service to honour the memory of Sir William Hillary, the founder of the RNLI, will be held this Sunday at St George’s Ch...

70 trees have been planted on the Isle of Man to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Lieutenant Governor, Sir John Lorimer, the Mayor and M...

Those who risked their lives to evacuate 15,000 people from Afghanistan after Taliban takeover to be rewarded after Telegraph campaign

“Stonehenge’s underwater sister” - Seahenge is a 4000-year-old Bronze Age monument found off the coast of England, which has been surrounded by mystery & controversy.

Stonehenge's 4,000-year-old timber equivalent - Seahenge - is set to stump visitors at this major exhibition

The Islands 31st Lieutenant Governor will be sworn in at a ceremony in Castletown next month. Lieutenant General Sir John Lorimer will succeed...