We would like to invite you to show your support for the island's young entrepreneurs by coming along to take a look at Isle of Man students business ideas.

A SECOND student from the Isle of Man is being afforded the chance to study in America for a year.

Local organisations of all sizes are being encouraged to submit entries for the 2013 Energy Awards, which are now open to submissions. Schools are also invited to submit entries for the 2013 Junior Energy Awards which are being run in conjunction with the Department of Education and Children and kindly supported by HSBC.

Curraghs Wildlife Park need reliable, friendly volunteers to help us with lots of t things, such as craft activities, animal handling and presentations, and maintaining the gardens.

Local charity Craig’s Heartstrong Foundation(CHF) have launched their 2013 fundraising campaign to equip all of the 34 primary schools on the island with lifesaving defibrillators.

Queen Elizabeth II High School came second in Europe for the Zayed Future Energy Prize,the Nobel Prize for sustainable development!

Thompsons VAT Tips for small businesses Here are some tips to help you keep on top of your VAT from Isle of Man based Accountant Liam Thompson

Manx National Heritage is delighted to announce that seven sites around the Isle of Man have been designated Dark Sky Discovery Sites under the Dark Skies Discovery Initiative, an international scheme operated by the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council.

THE new St Ninian's Lower School was formally opened this afternoon by the Minister for Education and Children. Unveiling a plaque in front of an audience of 200 guests, staff and students, Tim Crookall MHK said the impressive new building at Bemahague had 'set news standards' for education in the Island and was 'already proving a real asset for the community'.

WITH a new winter menu being launched after half term, the School Meals Service on the Isle of Man is emphasising it offers primary school pupils a tasty and nutritional midday treat.