Tributes to British Superbike champion Steve Hislop have been pouring in to the website for Isle of Man Newspapers following the star’s tragic death in a helicopter crash last week. Originally from Scotland, the 11-times TT winner had lived on
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Bra-vo for record-breaking undies
The Isle of Man Examiner has been officially recognised as a world record breaker – for the longest ever bra chain. The paper set the record last October as part of a fundraising event for its Beat Breast Cancer Appeal.
Manx Page 3 girl – a babe with a difference!
Pictures of half-naked babes basking in the heatwave have been rammed down readers’ throats during the past couple of weeks. So when he was asked to try to gather some out-of-the-ordinary hot weather pictures for a spread, Isle of Man
Regional press runners join 30,000 on NY streets
Three regional journalists have helped raise thousands of pounds for charity by successfully running the New York marathon. Jane Gallagher, Paul Fulford and John Quirk were among more than 30,000 competitiors who ran the tough 26.2 mile course from the
Manx heroes sought by press
Many regional newspapers have launched their own search for the “greatest” in their own town, on the back of the BBC’s quest to find Great Britons. But when you live on a small island there might not be as much
Growing business and boosting profit – the answers
Key figures from the world of digital information will be sharing their knowledge at a major newspaper conference. The Newspaper Society’s New Media Conference is aimed at people involved in the development of electronic media and e-commerce in the regional
First class exclusive
Isle of Man Newspapers was quick off the mark when it got a tip-off that rock star Dexter Holland was on the island. The singer from the multi-million selling band The Offspring had been spotted – but his agent denied
Latest news from reporter's yacht challenge
Rob Peake is having a rough time of it in “the world’s toughest” yacht race. The reporter is part of the Isle of Man team for the second leg of the BT Global Challenge. The crew set sail from Boston,
Police stories needed
Deputy editor Jo Overty is forging links with the police force on the Isle of Man and needs YOUR help. She is looking for stories where the police have used their initiative to assist the media. She said: “I’d like
Reporter makes waves in yacht challenge
Rob Peake is making waves at the Isle of Man Newspapers by taking part in a prestigious boat race. The junior reporter (pictured left) is jetting out to Boston, Massaschusetts, to link up with the crew of the ‘Isle of
Crisis bites in the regions
The chaos brought about by the fuel crisis is hitting the regional press hard. Many papers around the country have been forced to reduce the number of issues they produce, casual sales are being hit, and staff are beginning to
Island magazine's first edition aims to raise £31,170
Isle of Man Newspapers is teaming up with Breakthrough Breast Cancer to raise £31,170 – a pound for every woman aged over 18 in the Island – in just one month. The fund-raising challenge will be launched next week when