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More than 200 cars with defects, the end of paper tax discs? Criticism of department plans, and a timeline for the new Castle Rushen High School - it's Update with Lewis Foster #IoM #News #ManxRadioManx Radio

Departmental Plans came in for a bit of stick in Tynwald last week but are they the “meaningless drivel” that John Rimmington once described his Department’s plan about twenty years ago? Speaker Watterson didn’t quite go that far but it is fair to say he wasn’t impressed. The Department of Education’s was one of the plans he criticised so what did …

The Anglican churches in Arbory and Castletown have a new Priest In Charge - he's Rev'd Simon Archer and he's recently moved to the Island with his wife Tasha and their four children. But many people - scattered all over the world - also know him as The Gaming Vicar. On today's programme we discover how he moved from a pub to a pulpit, why he and T…

We come to the end of the booklet by Mr J B Keig with his collection of nicknames used in Ballaugh parish in the period 1860 to 1900. It concludes with a postscript by Mr Keig, giving us a fascinating glimpse of the personalities of some of the people he mentions. In our translation into the Manx Gaelic of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Dr John Seward's pa…

Lenny Conroy has been promoting gigs on the Isle of Man for over 20 years, with acts ranging from indie artists at the very start of their career to huge names like Sinead O'Connor and Brian Wilson. He's also been a keen supporter of the local music scene, encouraging new young Manx acts such as Back Door Slam before Davy Knowles become an internat…

Has the Manx milling wheat sector reached a crisis point? Is government borrowing over a billion pounds now? No say the relevant Ministers. The Treasury Minister is feeling generous by handing out winter and Christmas bonuses and free TV licences for over 75s. Tynwald likes onshore wind farms and agrees that the airport and the sea terminal need ti…

A re-release from the evergree Tomasz Stanko, Vampires, young German jazz and Andy with EspenManx Radio

We hear from sculptor James Sutton as a new sculpture us unveiled at Mountain View, catch up with the latest Arts Council member, hear a little from the opening event for the HOME exhibition at the Manx Museum and another wonderful poem from Manx Bard Boaksey!Manx Radio

Ta Ruth Keggin ginsh dooin mychione yn Chooish 2023.

Join our comedy team for a satirical, spooky treat for Hop tu Naa.Manx Radio

Better links with Ireland, Chief Constable on public reaction, Living wage latest, Chris Thomas MHK on government transparency & Ravens face Cheadle Town tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

MV Manxman delays, MHK's onshore wind funding doubts, Spanish TT rider's fatal misjudgement, the missing Railway Report & Andreas - powerhouse of the Island. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

How has the mild mannered generally innocuous Health Services Consultative Committee been drawn in to a heated political debate with the Health Minister? Lawrie Hooper has accused the committee of deliberated falsehood - lying to you and me - and both sides have accused each other of making defamatory statements. Chris Thomas will be calling on Tyn…

UK tax changes won't affect us, unemployment up 30, reform of Infrastructure continues, IOM nurse training could help & neighbourhood policing 'invaluable'. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Steam Packet MD on dispute, radioactive gas in schools, Barclays closing Castletown branch, Post Office dependent on parcels, gas disconnections paused & preserving our remarkable stone crosses. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Health Committee fallout latest, relief for dog groomers, Ramsey Sprintfest will go ahead, Wright's Pit prospects, Lung Cancer Awareness month & Peel fish and chip delivery halted. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

A bit of déjà vu on Agenda this week as the Bishop’s vote is once more called into question this time by the House of Keys who narrowly voted to allow Lawrie Hooper to introduce a private member’s Bill to remove the vote from the Bishop. Mr Hooper was accused of having malevolent purpose and being distracted by trivial matters when he should be get…

David Dorricott has commissioned possibly his most ambitious piece of Bible-inspired artwork to enhance the 25-acre site at Mountain View Innovation Centre, on Jurby Road, just outside Ramsey, where his business - AFD Software - has its headquarters. The work of artist James Sutton, the piece - which took some 3 years to create - was fully installe…

In 1933 Mr J B Keig published a booklet of nicknames used in Ballaugh to distinguish between so many people who had similar surnames (though probably unrelated) and forenames. It provides an interesting social history of the parish in the period from 1860 to 1900. In our Manx translation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Dr John Seward has been summoned by…

The jazz hamsters celebrate LJF 2023 with the second of their programmes dedicated to the biggest jazz fest in the UK with music from the likes of Charles Lloyd, Hiromi, Nikki Isles and Jaspar HoibyManx Radio

Gyp Buggane popped in to chat about a new "13th Pillar" album, to reminisce about gig days gone by and more - along with musical pal Bonz from "The Psychedelic Rottweillers", who have reformed after 32 years for a joint gig later this month (full chat)Manx Radio

Steam Packet strike ballot, Peel sewage delay, public housing eligibility change, Nathan Harrison's ambitions, 'Ask For Angela' introduced & Ravens match called off. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Heritage railway safety, OFT concern over gas disconnections, 20% work for government, disabled parking confusion & international pool tournament starts tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

The Isle of Man Government Risks Fanning the Flames of a World on Fire according to the Green Party’s Andrew Langan Newton but is he right? The claim is made as government looks to vary the conditions of Crogga’s gas exploration licence which has received intense scrutiny in recent Keys sittings. There does seem to be a growing chorus of internatio…

Liverpool Ferry Terminal 'hopelessly ambitious', planning inspector misled over Wright's Pit, Faragher's eggs finale, 50 Breast Clinic appointments cancelled & Dean Harrison joins Honda. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Work permit suspension suspended, 90 have gas cut off, only two Patrick commissioners left, wind turbine repair 'no problem', sidecar Harry Payne's progress & it's World Diabetes Day. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

H features a preview of the new HOME exhibition and podcasts at MNH, more from Sandra and Ryan Oberoi at Harmony Music School, details on the latest round of Arts Council funding and a great new film from Culture Vannin on Manx tholtans . .Manx Radio

About 10 years ago, our very own Christy D was flabbergasted to be invited to open for one of her musical heroes, Scott Matthews at a gig in the Peel Centenary Centre. Now, with the Ivor Novello Award-winning songwriter set to return to these shores at the weekend, she chats with him in her capacity as a radio hound. And just about manages to keep …

Storm Debi latest, drug couriers face significant gaol, Douglas Prom's new railings and sea wall, Death in Custody report out soon, seven hour Manchester flight & big crowd cheer Ravens win. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

This special programme for Remembrance Sunday includes spoken word contributions from Simeon Wood, David Suchet and Sean Bean, with reflections and poetry from poet, singer/songwriter, author and academic Rev'd Dr Malcolm Guite Prayers are led By Rev'd David and Mrs Jacqueline Shirtliff Music includes the Hymn for the Fallen, Do Not Stand At My Gra…

J B Keig published a booklet in 1933 of nicknames used by the inhabitants of Ballaugh between 1860 and 1900, when there were unrelated families with the same surname and forenames were often of a small range, so people were identified individually, often in relation to their father and grandfathers. In Bram Stoker's Dracula, Professor Van Helsing i…

There's a new BIG live event hitting Ramsey next weekend, Nov 18th, as the guys from Ultimate Productions start a new music venture at the Mountain View studios. Organiser Justin McMullin stopped by the Live Lounge with musician Nathan Thompson to tell us more. Tickets available here: Sat Night LIVE - "ROCKETMAX"…

Work permits suspension latest, MV Manxman's faulty aircon, Manx Remembrance memories in France, taking Ramsey to San Diego & Ravens host Pilkington tomorrow. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

It's London Jazz Festival 2023! The cats look forward to some of the best sounds in town including Mette Henriette, Gareth Lockrane, Binker Golding and The Headhunters!Manx Radio

A bit of déjà vu on Agenda this week as the Bishop’s vote is once more called into question this time by the House of Keys who narrowly voted to allow Lawrie Hooper to introduce a private member’s Bill to remove the vote from the Bishop. Mr Hooper was accused of having malevolent purpose and being distracted by trivial matters when he should be get…

Captain of the Parish dies at 93, electoral boundary changes possible, medical training with pay, Wright's Pit North may extend, XL Bully dogs latest & Ravens in action tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

A trio of appointments were announced this week by government with MHKs John Wannenburgh and Tim Glover taking over as chairs of Manx Utilities and Office of Fair Trading, subject to Tynwald approval. John is current Chair at the OFT and Rob Callister was Chair at the MUA last year. Rob now takes over as Chair of planning? Did you follow that? Well…

Tramway Terrace may be saved, £4 billion for our windfarm, committee for Assisted Dying, Patrick Commissioners rapped, multi-storey car park safety & gay couples could marry in church. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

We hear about the Harmony International Music School working on the Island, chat to the latest recipients of the Roz Kelly Music Bursary and how a Ramsey-based community theatre group are performing in California!Manx Radio

Taking the Bishop's vote away, chances of a housing association, importance of Manx language, big netball tournament underway, expect bad 'flu this winter & 350 calls to Crimestoppers. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

35% leave within 5 years, Air Services Review out, Michelle Mone acknowledges PPE link, work permit change analysis, inquest clause concern & Manx cycling academy hopes. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

The Cooish drew to a close yesterday after yet another successful week of events associated with the Manx language. So what do those attending this Manx language festival think about the language and its place in Island life. The language has grown in numbers of speakers, learning resources and activities over the past three decades but how relevan…

Today's programme brings you highlights of the service on Friday 3 November 2023 in which a Douglas parish church becomes the Cathedral Church of St Mary of the Isle, Co-Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Liverpool - the first Co-Cathedral in the British Isles. It was made possible by the award of city status to the town of Douglas as part of the late…

We've looked at a Forward that was added by Charles Craine and Mark Braide to a booklet that was republished in 1940 about Nick Names of Ballaugh, and we've also looked at the original Preface by J B Keig when the booklet was published in 1933. We now move on to the text, though it's not really a text as such. In Bram Stoker's Dracula, Professor Va…

It's a fiery bonfire special with Sparks, Sparklers, Conflagrations and Fires!Manx Radio

Jeff Jepson's new album 'Meaning Waves' is out now. He stopped by the studio to tell us about it, play some songs from the record and also to play live - one of his own and also a superb cover of a song made famous by Aretha Franklin. Judging by the photo, he clearly felt like a right winner :)Manx Radio

Skip ban at EFW Plant details, IOM Energy public counter shuts, midwife shortage on Island, MV Manxman won't go to Dublin, St. Mary's is now a cathedral & it's Douglas fireworks tonight. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Chief Minster responds to union, dentist waiting up 21% since April, new Captain of Rushen, pension triple lock stays, bus timetable consultation & off to Malta badminton championships. It's Update with Andy Wint #iom #news #manxradioManx Radio

Few people can have managed to avoid being affected by the tragic events taking place in Israel and Gaza in recent weeks. The suffering and pain being inflicted is hard to imagine in our peaceful island which hasn’t witnessed war and bloodshed for many decades. We have little power to influence these events but should we not at least consider what’…

Manx Care has been in the news lately more for its troubles than successes. One of Manx Care’s board members expressed concern at what our Health Services would become if doesn’t receive a substantial budgetary increase. Questions have been asked about whether indeed the separation of services from the Health Department to Manx Care is working. The…