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Shop closures among concerns in ancient capital (opens the original)
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The increasing number of empty shops, parking provision, and the rising cost of living have been raised as issues facing voters in Arbory, Castletown and Malew. Although stretching out to include the two parishes, at the heart of the southern constituency is the ancient capital of the Isle of Man. Boasting Georgian and Victorian architecture and overlooked by the Medieval fortress Castle Rushen, concerns have been raised over a severe decline in the number shops in Castletown's centre. Tearoom o
Being crowned fittest woman on Earth 'doesn't really seem real' (opens the original)
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The recently crowned Fittest Women on Earth has said securing the title still "doesn't really seem real". Aimee Cringle, from Glen Maye in the Isle of Man, beat a field of 30 athletes in the 2026 CrossFit Games in California last month. The 27-year-old was taking part in the high intensity cross-discipline fitness event, which ran from 22 to 26 July, for the third time - bettering her result each time she tried. She said: "I still can't really believe it and I'm having to kind of remind myself a
Tynwald 'shocked and saddened' by death of MHK John Wannenburgh (opens the original)
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Tributes have been paid to House of Keys member John Wannenburgh, who has died at the age of 61. In a message to the Manx parliament, President of Tynwald Juan Watterson said the Douglas North MHK had "passed away peacefully last night in his sleep". Elected to represent Douglas North at the 2021 House of Keys general election, he was appointed chairman of the Office of Fair Trading before moving to become chairman of Manx Utilities in 2023. Watterson said he was "shocked and saddened" by the de
Isle of Man's main ferry out of service for longer than planned (opens the original)
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The Isle of Man's main ferry will be out of action for longer than anticipated while "essential works" are carried out. The island's ferry operator said "further necessary repairs" were needed after the Manxman entered drydock last week for scheduled maintenance. The vessel has been replaced on the Douglas-Heysham route by former flagship ferry Ben-my-Chree, the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company said. Back-up freight vessel MV Arrow is also set to return to the island while the Manxman is out of
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