Start from the dated issue
Use the latest issue or permanent dated archive page so headline, summary, topic and source context stay together.
Open issueSource ledger · verification notes
A plain-English guide to the sources behind the briefing: local reporting, Tynwald, government notices, FOI, tenders, events, weather and tides.
The shortest route from a Moghrey Mie item to the source behind it, a safe next action, or a correction.
Use the latest issue or permanent dated archive page so headline, summary, topic and source context stay together.
Open issueFor civic, deadline, travel, weather and event items, use the original link or public-record route before quoting or acting.
Open recordsIf something is stale or unclear, send the page URL, the public source link and the reader-impact note to the corrections route.
Send correctionWhat each feed is used for, how it appears in the briefing, and what readers should expect from the links.
Original local reporting provides the lead stories and context. Cards keep the outlet name, category and direct source link when supplied.
Tynwald and committee material is rewritten in plain English so readers can see what is on the agenda, who said what, what changed and what is coming next.
Official notices, FOI responses, consultations, road notices, jobs and tenders are turned into practical summaries with deadlines and direct links.
Routine information is included when it helps people plan the day: conditions, tide windows, travel disruption and what is on around the Island.
A compact trust path for readers who need to move from a briefing item to a confident next action.
Each item should be readable as reporting, Tynwald, government, FOI, tender, event, weather, tide, travel or commercial context before the reader opens another tab.
Use the original outlet or public record for claims, dates, deadlines, safety notes and official wording. Secondary guides are for context, not final authority.
After checking the source, readers can quote it, respond to a consultation, plan travel, send a correction, share the public route or subscribe for tomorrow.
High-value sources from the May 2026 audit, grouped by the job they serve in the newsletter and website. Weak or stale sources are deliberately excluded from the main directory.
Use these groups when adding newsletter sections, topic pages or daily checks. Link to source pages; do not copy protected text or images.
Official TT latest news, statements, schedule, Infoline, live timing and how-to-follow links, paired with transport disruption checks.
Bus disruption, timetables, airport/sea-terminal movement, Find My Bus, contactless/Go Card guidance and travel-source boundaries.
ETA, immigration visitor rules, Dublin-arrival passport handling, visitor information and airport/sea-terminal transport.
Visit IOM events, the 2026 events PDF, MNH events and Year of the Manx Language prompts for daily/event planning.
MNH sites, iMuseum, Historic Environment Record, NBN Atlas and evergreen attraction/place routes.
Citizen Space open consultations, policy proposals, outcomes and response deadlines.
Planning application search, Planning and Building Control, current legislation and 20mph transport-policy context.
IOMGuide can help discover towns, attractions, maps, glens and museums, but should not be treated as a current-news feed.
Daily checks are published to the site, and reader corrections go to the Moghrey Mie mailbox for review and reply.
Readers can report a missing link, unreadable source, wrong deadline, unclear agenda item or factual correction. Corrections go to [email protected], not a personal inbox.
Open correction routeA practical path for checking a Moghrey Mie item before quoting it, acting on it or sending a correction.
Source evidence should be concrete, not just a promise.