Coronavirus COVID-19
18/05/2020
Students currently unable to collect their possessions from universities and colleges in the UK are being asked to contact the Isle of Man Government.
Many who returned to the Island…
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17/05/2020
Since the last update (4pm Saturday 16 May) there have been no further confirmed positive tests for coronavirus.
The total number of confirmed cases remains at 335.
There have been…
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16/05/2020
Since the last update (6.20pm Friday 15 May) there has been one further confirmed positive test for coronavirus.
The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 335.
There have…
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15/05/2020
Digital technology has come to underpin the global economy and our way of life. The advances made over recent decades have brought real benefits that have revolutionised our way of…
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15/05/2020
Good afternoon everyone.
Before we begin I will give you todays statistics:
The total number of tests undertaken is 4032
The total number of concluded tests is 3998
The number…
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15/05/2020
One further death from coronavirus in the community has been confirmed in the Isle of Man.
There have now been a total of 18 deaths in the community and 6…
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15/05/2020
Following changes to restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Isle of Man Government has continued the process of bringing sports and recreation back online.
Bowls…
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15/05/2020
The Department of Infrastructure is urging boat owners to think and prepare very carefully before making use of their vessels following the conditional relaxation of the COVID-19 restrictions this weekend.…
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14/05/2020
Since the last update (4pm Wednesday 13 May) there have been no further confirmed positive tests for coronavirus.
The total number of confirmed cases remains at 332.
There have been…
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14/05/2020
Chief Minister Howard Quayle has confirmed the next steps being taken to enable the Isle of Man to continue its gradual emergence from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic in…
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14/05/2020
Good afternoon
As well as the Health & Social Care Minister, today I am pleased to have with us the Minister of Infrastructure, Ray Harmer. I look forward to his…
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14/05/2020
The way we live and work is going through a period of change.
We are adapting our daily lives and finding ways to manage by being creative, while taking precautions…
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13/05/2020
Thank you Chief Minister
Good afternoon.
One of the primary functions of the Regulation Directorate is to promote a culture of health and safety awareness across the island’s businesses to…
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13/05/2020
Good afternoon
As well as the Health & Social Care Minister, today I am pleased to have with us Ian Mansell the Director of Regulation at the Department of the…
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13/05/2020
Since the last update (6:30pm Tuesday 12 May) there has been one further confirmed positive test for coronavirus.
The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 332.
There have…
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13/05/2020
Members of the public who wish to return unwanted or out-of-date medicines to their local pharmacy are being reminded about safety measures in place during the coronavirus pandemic.
Community pharmacies…
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13/05/2020
As the Gaiety Theatre prepares for its 120th anniversary later this year, the Isle of Man Government is asking for people to share their memories and memorabilia.
Completed in 1899…
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12/05/2020
Since the last update (4pm Monday 11 May) there has been one further confirmed positive test for coronavirus.
The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 331.
There have…
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12/05/2020
Good afternoon and thank you Minister
Today is International Nurses Day – a significant event for nurses in the Isle of Man and around the world.
It is held each…
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12/05/2020
Good afternoon everyone: today’s briefing takes place on International nurses day and so today our focus is all about nursing.
May 12th 2020 is the 200th anniversary of the birth…
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