Manx Radio's Mannin Line

Live from Ramsey Grammar School with opinions and views from Year 12 and 13 students Rosie, Evella, Jemima, Emily, Charlie, Callum and Daisy. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Thursday 30th January 2025

Continuing bank account closures, line fishing for cod, cancellation of non-urgent operations, wind turbine vibrations, use of non-qualified tradesmen, postal delay & sheep attacks by dogs. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Wednesday 29th January 2025

David Cretney to stand for election, the price of fish and chips, shortage of apprenticeships, 'Radar Capital of the World' & our diminishing cod stocks. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Tuesday 28th January 2025

The reasons behind increased WEEE charges, Steam Packet's child-to-adult ratio change, wartime background HMS Valkyrie and HMS Urley & disposing of brown cardboard on Island. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Monday 27th January 2025

Storm Éowyn batters the Island - the Minister speaks, Care Home costs and provision, the state of Homefield and Cummal Mooar, the hole in the Isle of Man TV weather & Manx Independent Carriers sold to the brewery. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Friday 24th January 2025

Amber and red weather warnings, the difference between recycling and disposal, looking forward to Pancake Day, sanctions for anti-social behaviour & the future for Crogga Gas. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Thursday 23rd January 2025

The cost of recycling and the effect of fly-tipping, Bishop's vote update, homelessness survey open until 27th, progress of Crogga Gas, Douglas sea wall opinion & doctors' strike called off. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint - Wednesday 22nd January 2025

Some reaction to the changes President Trump has made in his first day of office, thoughts on the doctors' strike being deferred, goats and a few more...train references. It's the Mannin Line with Beth Espey.

A lot covered in today's programme, and if Beth is allowed to host ever again, it'll be a miracle.

A lively programme today with lots of issues raised by callers - which is always welcome. Among them, a regular contributor defends his position and a 98-year old caller urges for common sense when it comes to banking for older people. It's the Mannin Line with Beth Espey.

Thoughts from you about the doctors strike today, should they be paid what they're asking for? Also some questions about patients travelling off-Island for certain treatments, could they be done over here? It's the Mannin Line with Beth Espey.

Reaction from you about doctors striking on the Isle of Man for the first time, concern about dirty buses and calls to the programme about what MHKs actually do, a plea for more play areas in Douglas and the linkspan in Heysham among other subjects. It's the Mannin Line with Beth Espey

Politics dominated today's programme, with discussion about the number of MHKs and MLCs needed for the Isle of Man. Is it time for reform and if so, what form should that take? There were also differing opinions on the new ratios for teachers travelling with children on school trips. If you have any thoughts to share before the next Mannin Line, you can call 682631.

More on the fire which closed a road in Ramsey for two hours this morning, how can we reinvent the Manx high street and some news which is out of this world.

Should we cover Strand Street to encourage more shoppers? A caller also tells us IOM Post are stopping Savers Stamps, during the programme we get the official information and callers discuss why more people don't buy Manx produce. It's Mannin Line with Beth Espey - Monday 13 January 2025

Rents, roads and more on the leucistic Hen Harrier. It's Mannin Line with Beth Espey.

Numbers of people attending Noble's Hospital, driving to the conditions and some....interesting gritter names on today's show.

More about the Hen Harrier which has been seen around Jurby, the photograph you can see here was taken by Peter Christian. Also today concerns about the high street and how it competes against the convenience and price of online shopping and should there still be school uniform? #iom #manninline #manxradio

An unidentified flying object, parking in central Douglas, delays at the airport - It’s Mannin Line with Beth Espey #iom #manninline #manxradio

Tip charges shooting up, dingy Douglas City's Christmas lights, inflated wind gusts, Garff Commissioners and Maughold, yesteryear's stickiest carpets, DHSC £64k Strategy boss & Summerland 51 years on. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

Sheltered housing gas tariffs, Christmas shopping habits, copper circuit withdrawal , NSC's hidden empty trophy cabinet & Ramsey's pedestrian zone refused. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

GP appointments, MLC election next March, selling more booze at the Gaiety and effect on FOGs , financial model for selling EVs & truncated House of Keys Questions. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

Booze at your seat in the Gaiety, rate rise for Southern Pool, £27.73m for Douglas Promenade, Zebra Crossing ambiguity, Tesla battery warranty claim details & Liverpool Seat Terminal staff. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

Implications of the Safe Access Zones and Protected Public Places Bill, charging EVs with a diesel generator, missed opportunity in Willaston & the financial benefits of renewables. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

Ben My Chree's midnight freight run, spending the Climate Change Transformation Board's £40m, Heysham's travails, our politicians net zero strategy & the inspirational Howard Simcocks. It’s Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio