• More than one in three petitions presented on Tynwald Day this year have been ruled out of order. • A report on the petitions for redress of grievance from the Standing Orders Committee of Tynwald will be laid before the court during its October sitting. • It says Peel’s Trevor Cowin presented 11 petitions this year - but nine were out of order.
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• Health Minister Claire Christian says the Isle of Man Memory Service was independently reviewed last June. • She’d faced a question for written response from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about the service. • In her response, she said a review had been carried out by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, looking into clinical care, service delivery, and patient experience.
• Clare Barber to stand in September. • A Douglas East MHK has announced her intention to stand for re-election in September. • Clare Barber has represented the constituency since 2016.
• Tax and accountancy professional announces intention to stand in general election. • A fourth candidate has declared their intention to stand in Douglas North in the upcoming House of Keys General Election. • Jason Cheetham owns a small tax accountancy firm, and is standing as an independent candidate.
• The Isle of Man has been nominated for a prestigious travel award. • The Wanderlust Reader Travel Awards will be presented at a ceremony in London on Wednesday, November 4. • The Isle of Man has been nominated as the most desirable island in Europe but faces competition from Guernsey and Jersey.
• Plans to transform disused city centre plot into wellness retreat approved. • The man behind plans for a new sauna and wellness retreat in a disused plot of land in Douglas City Centre says he hopes the facility will bring ’something different’ to the Isle of Man. • Permission has been granted for the site, known as The Steam Yard, to be built in The Snake Pit adjacent to the Lord Street Bus Interchange.
• The tournament begins at the end of next week. • The players travel to the Nordic region on Wednesday, August 12 for the week-long tournament which begins two days later. • The Manx kick-off their campaign again Luxembourg on the afternoon of Friday, August 14 before a game against Spain the following day.
• It is intended to provide modern, high-quality veterinary services for the Isle of Man community. • The source feed is brief, so use the linked IoM Today report for names, timing and any follow-up that was not included in the summary.
Island Utility · Practical note
Today's practical note
Weather check: Overcast; 13°C this morning; high 17°C / low 13°C; winds around 13 mph. Check A18 Mountain Road status before travelling.
Today · St Catherine’s Church · manx radio. Musicale
Today · the Curraghs Wildlife Park · manx radio. Orchid Line Miniature Railway
Today · Isle of Man · manx radio. Royal Artillery Association i.o.m. Willie Kneale Memorial Band Concert
Tynwald · Sitting watch
Tynwald in plain English
Next up:Tynwald sitting — Tue, 20 Oct 2026. Every extracted agenda item, proceedings point, official update and sitting date is listed below by source segment.
Segment-by-segment brief
Tue, 21 Jul 2026 · Tynwald Court · official source
Who was there: The Lord Bishop, HM Attorney General, Mrs August-Phillips, Mr Clueit, Mr Craine, Mrs Kelsey, Mrs Kinnish, Mr Mercer, Mrs Morphet, Mr Reid. IN THE KEYS
NHS reform: Ms Christian's National Health Service Reform Bill went through clause-by-clause scrutiny. Mr Hooper, Mrs Corlett and Mrs Poole-Wilson moved amendment groups; many carried, while several contested amendments were defeated.
Entity registration: Mr Johnston’s Verification of Entity Registration Bill went through clause scrutiny. Mrs Corlett moved eight amendments and they were carried; the amended clauses were ordered to stand part.
Period products: Ms Faragher asked the House to agree Legislative Council amendments. Amendments 1 and 2 carried; Amendment 3 was tied 11-11 and lost after the Speaker used the casting vote against it.
Assisted Dying Bill: members debated amendments and divisions on the next steps for safeguards, capacity and Privy Council concerns.
Who was there: The Speaker and 18 other Members in the Chamber, Mr Cannan, Mrs Caine and Mr Crookall having leave of absence and Ms Lord-Brennan and Mr Moorhouse also being absent.
Nicotine products: the House suspended standing orders so it could consider the Legislative Council changes at this sitting.
Decision: the House agreed the Council amendments, including the commencement change and the added over-18 wording in the coercion clause.
Next sitting: the House rose at 2.36pm and adjourned to Tuesday 21st July 2026 as part of Tynwald Court.
In a sentenceA proper Manx food word. Daily note 08-06: use it when the Island story gives you the chance.
Raa y Laa · Proverb of the day
From the Manx oral tradition
"Ta dooinney creeney mennick ny-host."
"A wise person is often silent." — Restraint can be a strength. Daily reflection 08-06: read it against today’s Island weather, news and neighbourly patience.
Did You Know · Manx trivia
A small Manx fact
Ramsey: The north’s main town looks out to the Queen’s Pier, Mooragh Park and the sweep of the bay. It is one of the reasons a local briefing needs local memory.
This Day in Manx History
On or near 6 August · Through the years
1985
The Mooragh Park rebuild in Ramsey was completed.
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