Investigations are underway after someone turned off a compressor at a trout farm – leaving the fish to perish.It happened at around 2.30am on June 11th at The Glen Wyllin Trout Farm.Police say the person responsible turned off the device - which regulates the oxygen levels for the trout - deliberately.Anyone who has information should contact Peel...
Independent investigations will be carried out to determine how a TT racer was seriously injured this year.ACU Ltd – the organising body of the TT Races - has confirmed an inquiry will take place into the crash between racer Steve Mercer and a course car.He was seriously injured during a practice session on May 29th and remains in a Liverpool hospi...
MP's Dame Margaret Hodge and Andrew Mitchell talk to us about their Isle of Man flying visit as the guests of Chief Minister Howard Quayle and the situation over beneficial ownership registers being made public.
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Police are appealing for help after a dinghy was stolen from the inner harbour in Port St Mary. The red 2.5m Silver Marine vessel was taken between June 3rd and 7th. Officers say it is commonly used to tender boats to wet moorings – they say they’ve also had reports that oars were stolen during the same period. Anyone with information is asked to contact Police Headquarters.
Firefighters spent yesterday morning fixing damage caused by the recent high winds. The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service was called out just after 6am to the Kings Court Apartments in Ramsey. They helped secure a section of the roof which had been dislodged and stemmed the flow of water to the apartments caused as a result. At the same time firefighters in Douglas were called to secure a shop sign on North Quay which had become loose due to the weather.
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