The government's extending financial support for apprenticeships to larger employers.
Chief Minister Alfred Cannan confirmed at the government conference the removal of the cap on incentive payments.
This means any qualifying business can now receive backing for apprenticeships, regardless of size.
Employers may claim up to £60 a week per apprentice to cover training costs, with support backdated to April 2025.
Last chance to sign up for safeguarding conference
The Island's Safeguarding Board is hosting its annual conference next month.
£768,000 spent on Castle Rushen since 2010
A total of £768,000 has been spent on Castle Rushen in the past 15 years.
Manx TT rider discharged from hospital after crash
A Manx TT star has been discharged from hospital following a crash at Donington Park earlier this month.
Kids can already enter designs for mayor's Christmas cards
Douglas Council is already inviting kids to enter their creative designs to be put on the Mayor Steven Crellin's Christmas cards.
Douglas Councillor resigns with immediate effect
A Douglas City councillor has stepped down with immediate effect.
Customers urged to check prices at the till
The Office of Fair Trading is urging residents to check prices at the till after finding misleading pricing.
Village's defibrillator to stay out of service
Bride Commissioners say the village's public defibrillator was waiting for a battery change when it was found to be out of order.
Do you recognise this woman?
Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying a female.
