Steam trains arrived on the Isle of Man in 1873, running firstly between Douglas and Peel and then, a year later, on the Port ...

Despite these risks, the Isle of Man government – by its own admission – has been dumping toxic silt containing PCBs into the waters of Peel Bay and unlined landfills over the past decade.

He explained to me that The Isle of Man – a self-governing island in the Irish Sea between ... been contained in a sealed pit but leachate from that has discharged into Peel Bay, where people ...

Image A beach beneath the imposing ruins of Peel Castle on the west coast of the Isle of Man in September. Credit...Mary Turner for The New York Times On a recent visit to Bunscoill Ghaelgagh ...

A bomb disposal expert from the Isle of Man has died, following severe injuries while dismantling an improvised explosive device. Chris Garrett, from Peel, had dedicated years to clearing ...

The dumping in the Irish sea is obviously very worrying, not just for the Isle of Man. PCBs can travel long distances and are toxic for decades. In my view, the deliberate tanker discharge of PCBs to ...