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New Manx Herald Website - Progress Report
Apologies to our readers for the delay in getting the new website operational but it is taking a bit longer than anticipated to get it
P A G Public Meeting to consider: ‘Generating Revenue to Support our NHS’
Advances in medical science and an ageing population increase the overall cost of health provision in the IOM. In addition, reduced government income creates financial ...Why Government IT is Broken - Investigative Journalism in IT, NpfIT, etc
The IOM branch of the BCS is delighted to announce they have the privilege of having as their next speaker Tony Collins, author, broadcaster and ...P A G to hold 4th AGM
The Positive Action Group (P A G) is to hold its fourth Annual General Meeting on Monday 26th April 2010. The normal AGM formalities will be ...P A G to hold additional 'Should THEY tell YOU how to raise your children?' meetings
The Positive Action Group is pleased to announce that due to an extension to the time limit for consultation to the end of April 2010 ...Next P A G debate: ‘Should THEY tell YOU how to raise your children?’
The Positive Action Group’s next public meeting will be an open debate about ‘The Children Bill 2010’. P A G has two main speakers lined ...New Manx Herald website coming soon
After persevering for probably far too long with the current software, the Manx Herald will shortly be switching to Joomla and re-launching the site. Along with ...Notice of TravelWatch IOM AGM
The Third Annual General Meeting of TravelWatch Isle of Man will be held at 10.00am on Saturday 6th March at the Villa Marina, Douglas for ...P A G meeting to explore opportunities for diversifying the Manx economy and developing agriculture by ‘Growing our own Energy’
At the next Positive Action Group (PAG) public meeting, environmental consultant Peter Taylor, of CarbonPlan, will explore how growing modern energy crops on the Island ...Keys’ ‘new boys’ lay down challenge to Chief Minister over review of Government
A small group of 6 MHK’s, comprising the new Members elected in the 2006 House of Keys general election, have produced their own response to ...
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- UK PM wants greater tax transparency in crown dependencies
- Liberal Vannin to establish Island-wide ‘Youth Forum’
- So is the IOM an ‘open, transparent and well regulated’ offshore finance centre?
- PAG presents: "Tax Havens Today and Tomorrow" - a public debate on this topical and controversial issue
- Action for punitive damages commenced against two Government Departments and General Registry for ‘Malfeasance in Public Office’
- Deemster Corlett gives in to Treasury – KSF (IOM) SoA to be put to creditors’ vote
- PAG Meeting calls for heavy fines for misuse or loss of personal data
- Gelling: KSF (IOM) collapse - like standing on a pedestrian crossing and being run down by a lorry
- No change in KSF IOM liquidation personnel
- Kaupthing Bank ‘Show us the money’ petition launched on UK PM’s website
- KSF (IOM) depositors call on Jack Straw to broker deal for return of £550m held in UK
- KSF IOM gets another reprieve but DCS exposed as a financial ‘fig leaf’
- Deemster Corlett gives in to Treasury – KSF (IOM) SoA to be put to creditors’ vote
- Call to ‘nationalize’ KSF IOM
- New action group targets IOM fund industry and regulators for criticism
sarah george
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21 August, 2010 06:38:19
How proud is the Isle of Man?
The people are proud and honourable – the government is duplicitous and corrupt.
D Skrytek
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07 August, 2010 06:27:59
hmm- why are food crops becoming waste when we only have 40 days of food supply at any one time in the UK?? (and that ...
Big Lots (BIG) Stock Quotes
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27 July, 2010 06:40:35
Thanks for your support and informative post.
Samantha Clogg
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27 July, 2010 05:36:41
John F. Kennedy’s suggested … ”Do not ask what your country can do for you, instead ask what can I do for my country?”
State funding ...
David Johnson
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18 July, 2010 05:35:01
The IOM government’s "PR department” attempts to give the world the impression that the Island’s financial services industry is honest and well regulated. But ...