In the Isle of Man Examiner: Worst-case scenario modelling has revealed that peak evening journey times could double if a blueprint for future development in the east of the island is implemented.

Loganair is considering launching services between London Heathrow and the Isle of Man.

The UK government has received approval from the House of Lords to negotiate over fishing rights in Manx waters without our consent.

A man convicted of assaulting a police officer has lost his appeal against his jail term. Jason Craig Quayle’s appeal was dismissed as being ’totally without merit’.

St Mary’s Roman Catholic School will welcome children of different faiths, or no faith, to enrol in the new school year.

The island’s share of pooled Customs revenue has climbed back to levels not seen since before the VAT bombshell.

Installing poles for the island’s fibre broadband is the quickest and cheapest way of ensuring targets are met.

The Manx government has tabled a new offer to end the teachers’ pay dispute and one union says it goes some way to address a range of issues - and ’bodes well’ for the future.

Alexandra Ross has been in court after a drunken fight outside a kebab shop.

Tynwald will be asked to support amendments to legislation to help prepare for a large scale Covid-19 vaccination programme.

Is nightlife in the Isle of Man much worse than it used to be? The people we talked to on Strand Street certainly think so.

The volunteers of Groudle Glen Railway have submitted plans for the erection of a booking office and souvenir shop.

A mast removed from a square in Douglas was done so because part of it was rotting and it is no longer safe.

Jamie William Leneghan who crashed his car with it ending up on its roof, then left the scene, has been punished by a court.

Our Food and Farming pages look forward to this year’s Annual Prime Stock Show.

The Buildings at Risk feature this week looks at lighthouses and their history.

Ramsey charity stalwart Alison Taylor is remembered.

John Keggin, a leading player in the island’s holiday sector, says his business has survived because of staycations.

There are eight action-packed sports pages in all this week.

Plus your letters, business news, our popular crossword and plenty of community news.

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