He’ll be appearing alongside his fellow Heartstopper stars.
Former School Set to be Demolished
It is also subject to an application from the Manx Development Corporation.
DoI Still Intends to Run Horse Trams
The DoI has however warned of a tight timescale.
Pardons Granted for Historical Homosexual Offences
The wait for an apology from the Constabulary continues.
Snaefell Sleepover Raises Over £40,000
A night under the stars, well in truth swirling cloud and freezing winds, has raised £40,007 for Breast Cancer Now. The tremendous figure means the charity soared well above its intended target of £30,000, which was set to mark its 30th anniversary. Our very our Kate and Sam took part […]
Further Dr Ranson Hearing to be Held in August
An employment tribunal ruled earlier this year that Dr Rosalind Ranson was unfairly dismissed by the gov.
Rikki, Edd and a Bar Called Tacoma
The guys hope to have Tacoma open later this summer.
Petitioners Want to Take TT ‘Back to its Roots’
The petition has been set up by an individual calling themselves ‘A Concerned Race Fun’.
Get Paid to Get Naked
Well, now we have your attention, have you ever considered being a life model? If the answer is yes, then we have just the thing for you. The Isle of Man Drawing Club has been running monthly pop-up “drink and draw” events across the island since 2017. Meeting mostly in […]
Do We Have Enough Pharmacies?
Mr Hooper was facing questions in Tynwald over the Jurby Health and Community Centre from Ayre and Michael MHK Tim Johnston.
Gef’s Morning Brief
TV Signal The Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority is receiving reports that some viewers in the south of the Island are still experiencing television reception issues. The mast operator has confirmed that engineers are working to resolve this issue and that normal service will resume as soon as possible. The authority […]
SprintFest Returning for 2023
The board agreed to host SprintFest in 2023, while reviewing its benefit to the town.
Gef’s Daily Roundup
The smell of KFC is surrounding our office, send help, or gravy. Actually, just gravy.
Front Porch Duo’s New Business
Tacoma Bar and Kitchen will be taking over the space vacated by DreamBird on Victoria Street.
Fixing the First Time Buyers Scheme
The plans would, the gov hopes, make it easier for people to buy their first home.
Luke’s Story to Go Global
We sat down for a chat with Luke to tell us all about why his face will be seen around the world.
Watty’s 30 Not Out
On Wednesday June 1, Firefighter Richard Watson (Watty) recorded 30 years’ service as an on-call Firefighter at Ramsey Station. If service like that isn’t worth celebrating, then we don’t know what is. Watty has said that on reflection, he has enjoyed being part of the service and was especially proud […]
Measures Are Getting Smaller!
The standard size of a shot will be getting smaller from September 30, if Tynwald approves the changes. The proposed change has stemmed from a consultation carried out by the OFT in 2021. Manx measures are currently sold in one fluid ounce or multiples (thereof), equal to 28.4ml. If Tynwald […]
Contingency Bus Timetable Starts Tomorrow
This revised timetable will operate Monday to Saturday. The Sunday schedule will remain as per the current timetable.
Bookshop to Close After 86 Years
The business said it had been a pleasure to serve the island for so long.
Underfunded and Undervalued
The Southern Swimming Pool Board is made up of a representative from each of the Southern local authorities.
Gef’s Daily Roundup
Men Save Guvnor’s Shed Mrs Guvnor, Lady Philippa Lorimer, has unveiled a plaque to commemorate work done by the charity Men in Sheds Port Erin to restore a summer house at Government House. The work was required after Sir John was informed that the summer house was to be condemned as […]
We Need to Talk About Whitby
The turnout for the non-binding vote was quite low.
A Sh!t Ton of Cash
The budget for the new proposals is £16.9m higher than the previous budget of £23.5m.
End of the Dream
In both its current and former guise as Bath&Bottle, the business had run on Victoria Street for the last 10 years.
£4.9m for New Respite Care Centre
While Manx Care says it has submitted its application, it has not yet been uploaded on the gov’s planning website.
Pharmacy to Stay Closed for At Least Two Weeks
Manx Care has said the closure is largely due to staff sickness.
Man Injured Walking Home in Dark
The collision involved a car and male pedestrian.
Healey Awarded BEM in Birthday Honours
Paul Healey has been awarded the British Empire Medal in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. He is joined on the list by former MHK and MLC Pamela Crowe and Frank Horne, who have both scooped MBEs. A famous face amongst local the Manx football scene, Paul has worked tirelessly as […]
When Gef Met: The Journeymen
They’ve visited both Douglas Council and Tynwald so far.
Pharmacy Granted Medicinal Cannabis Licence
The successful pharmacy will be announced next week.
Cosy Nook Stays on Registered List
It closed in 2019 and was added to the register in April 2021.
Pony Club’s Strong Showing in Prince Philip Cup
The Prince Philip Cup was first held at the Horse of the Year Show in 1957.
TV Star’s Family Lived Behind the Wire at Knockaloe
There’s a brilliant visitor’s centre at Knockaloe.
RNLI to Light the Queen’s Flame
Thousands of beacons are to be lit across the Commonwealth.
Gef Interviews: The Cast of Hunt
The cast will be performing in London on June 30.
The Gyspy King Cometh
Fury will be at the Villa Marina on July 19 for his After Party Tour.
Mona’s Queen Memorial
This year’s service gets underway at 1.30pm on Sunday afternoon.
Keith’s Book Celebrated by Medical Journal
If in Doubt, An Anaesthetist’s Story, saw Keith Wilkinson return to writing.
Cycling Club’s Irish Debut
Starting in Dublin, the race will take the team across the Emerald Isle.
MHKs Clear Way for Assisted Dying Debate
The emotionally charged debate saw most members speak
Monkeypox: The Risk is Low
Those who may be at higher risk include anyone who changes sexual partners regularly.
Who Will Fill These Jobs?
You have to go back to 2003 to find unemployment figures as low as they are now
Gef’s Daily Roundup
City Status The Chief and the Guvnor have welcomed the announcement that the island’s capital is now a city. Douglas was victorious in its bid to seek recognised city status as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Alf Cannan said: ‘Douglas being named as one of the eight city […]
Jones’ Win Sandcastle Competition
We found the sandcastle more impressive than a tug of war.
Manx Actors Heading to National Theatre
This follows on from its brilliant production of ‘Hunt’ which was showcased in York last month.
Ramsey Marina Group Plans Artificial Reef
The plans have been widely opposed by residents.
Gef’s Morning Brief
Tuesday comes but once a week. Actually so do all the other days.
Cycling Club Ready to Launch
Cycling Club Isle of Man has revealed its kit for this season.
The Catharine and Will Exhibition
Its open from Saturday May 14 until Sunday July 31.
Gef’s Morning Brief
Thirsty Thursday should be called Thorsday, as a lot of people go out and get hammered.
Gef’s Daily Roundup
Wednesday and Wolverhampton Wanderers both begin in W, bringing no hope at all to even the most optimistic Liverpool fans.
Pegg to Star in Movie About Gef
The film, titled ‘Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose’, has entered production in the UK.
Filming is Only a Small Part of the Puzzle
From scenery to post-production, what is the island’s role in tv and film?
Gef’s Daily Roundup
Scam Alert The police are warning islanders to be vigilant about who they are sending money to. This follows a recent case where a resident sent money to someone they had been conned by. Believing they were in a relationship with this person, they were sending them money for their […]