As the Isle of Man continues to settle into the “new normal”, a number of non-essential shops have started to re-open this week, along with lifting various restrictions on certain sports and other activities etc.
These businesses will still have to […]
The range of the Judgments Register, often referred to as a register of debt, limits its effectiveness in providing a true representation of civil debts.
Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan said Treasury has been working toward introducing amending legislation as part of […]
A number of appointments confirmed in Tynwald
There’s been what could be described as a delayed reshuffle in Tynwald this week, as a number of new political appointments were confirmed.
After Dr Alex Allinson MHK was made minister of education, sport and culture earlier this […]
With the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continuing to dominate the news headlines at the moment, it seems fitting that we took a moment on Tuesday to celebrate International Nurses Day on the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder […]
At 15.00 on 8th May 1945, the Prime Minister Winston Churchill formally announced that the war in Europe was over after Germany surrendered the day before.
During his radio announcement, Winston Churchill said that at 2.41am on 7th May 1945 at […]
At 11am on Tuesday morning this week the Isle of Man, UK and many other jurisdictions stopped for a minute’s silence to commemorate those frontline workers that have died from the Coronavirus (Covid-19) over the past few months.
It is hard […]
As the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continues to affect our daily lives here on the Isle of Man, attention is now moving towards lifting some of those restrictions, which has certainly created its own concerns amongst the Manx Community this week.
With […]
Over the past few weeks since the Coronavirus (Covid-19) started to seriously affect our daily lives, I have seen so many heartfelt and sincere messages to describe our frontline staff that continue to work on our behalf, and under prolonged […]
I was reading another article from the Guardian Newspaper this week, which was entitled “100 Days that Changed the World”.
It starts with the celebrations around New Year’s Eve at the end of 2019 when the world was preparing to celebrate […]
On 1st July 2016, I wrote my first Blog, which was entitled an “election blog” for the House of Keys General Election being held on 22nd September 2016.
It gave an overview of the pressures, the nerves and not forgetting the […]