VAT cut for IOM food and leisure sectors extendedpublished at 11:25 British Summer Time 25 September 2020
A 5% rate will remain in place on the Isle of Man until 31 March next year, the government says.
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A 5% rate will remain in place on the Isle of Man until 31 March next year, the government says.
Read MoreAmie Murphy, 36, admitted failing to go straight home after returning to the Isle of Man by ferry.
Read MoreThe relationship between teachers and the education department "must be repaired", a report says.
Read MoreThe abandonment of plans to develop the Ramsey building is "disappointing", a commissioner says.
Read MoreThe Isle of Man's hospital is ready to deal with a resurgence in Covid-19 cases, a minister says.
Read MoreA price rise, which was postponed in May due to coronavirus, will come into effect on 1 October.
Read MoreThe returning resident is self-isolating at home following a visit to the UK, the government says.
Read MoreMore than 16,000 people attended the two-day event, up 6,000 on the previous highest attendance.
Read MoreThose who try to receive cannabis through the post should expect to be jailed, a deemster says.
Read MoreCampaigners say Isle of Man Bank is "letting down" elderly customers by closing two branches.
Read MoreRoy Higgins was pulled out of the water after having a cardiac arrest in a Manx swimming pool.
Read MoreA new adoption bill, which will replace the current law, is a "much-needed update", a minister says.
Read MoreInvestigations are continuing into a "disturbance" at Woodbourne Square Park, Manx police say.
Read MoreFixed cameras could be used where they would have a "meaningful benefit" to safety, a minister says.
Read MoreMichelle Burt used a fake NI number to claim money meant for those who could not work in the lockdown.
Read MoreBoats in the inner harbour will be unable to access the Irish Sea during the works in October.
Read MoreThe steam and electric railways will operate into October but the Snaefell service will remain shut.
Read MoreA petitioner accuses Douglas Council of damaging the heritage of the Isle of Man’s capital.
Read MoreBoth patients are self-isolating and the risk to the community is "low", the chief minister says.
Read MoreFC Isle of Man captain Frank Jones wants more games between the new Manx football club and Guernsey FC.
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