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A government report has warned that key climate targets for the Isle of Man are either at risk or already missed.
Delays in electricity decarbonisation and building sector reforms could put legally binding 2030 goals in jeopardy.
The 2024-2025 Climate Change Transformation Report also highlights progress in some areas, including business emissions.
Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber sat down with Christian Jones to discuss.
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Speaking to Katie King, Manx National Heritage's Curator of Art and Social History, ahead of the second weekend in MNH's Heritage Open Days festival.
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A candidate in the upcoming Marown Commissioners by-election says she would try and help residents 'as much as possible' if elected.
Amanda Collister hopes to be able to work with neighbouring authorities and would support improvements to children's play areas and leisure areas.
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Sam Turton speaks to Sam Holliday, the RNLI's Head of Region for Wales and the West, to discuss the future of fleets at Douglas, Port St Mary and the wider Island.
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