Home News Social media With Unite the Union drivers and the DoI unable to find an agreement, the bus strike will continue tomorrow, with another walkout due later in the week. In addition to the buses, the steam railway and MER will also be used. A commuter train will leave Port Erin at 7:45am, with a 3:10pm return from Douglas timed for the schools, with the final train leaving Douglas at 4:20pm.

Home News Social media The DoI says itself and Unite the Union are nowhere near reaching a breakthrough to prevent further bus strikes. Joney Faragher, political member for the DoI, gave an update following questions from Jason Moorhouse. Standing in for minister Tim Crookall, who Keys was told is sick, Ms Faragher said negotiations facilitated by the Manx Industrial Relations Service are continuing, but “the two sides remain a long way apart at this point”.

Home News Social media Bus Vannin has set out what buses it expects to operate on Monday. However it has warned that the list is “subject to change”. 07:05 Service 21H Lord Street – Pulrose Anagh Coar – Hospital – Lord Street07:10 Service 1 Lord Street – Port St Mary via Port Erin07:40 Service 1 Port St Mary – Douglas via Port Erin…

Home News Social media Bus Vannin has confirmed it expects to operate a mostly full schedule of services on Tuesday, though passengers are being warned of possible disruption. Despite the expected return to services, a number of journeys remain uncovered on Tuesday morning. The update comes following strike action drivers Unite the Union, which took place over the last 10 days.

Home News Social media Bus Vannin has published its list of buses it will be operating tomorrow. Talks were due to be held today between the DoI and Unite the Union as the bus strike continues. Tomorrow’s planned services are as follows: 07:05 Service 21h Lord Street – Anagh Coar – Farm hill 07:10 Service 1 Lord Street – Port St Mary Via Port Erin…

Home News Social media There will be 35 bus services operating Today , with the first departing shortly after 7am and the last running just after 8pm. Unite the Union members began their walkout over pay and conditions on Saturday, which is due to carry on through the week. Bus Vannin is advising bus users that service may not be possible to Port St Mary in the morning due to road works between Port Erin and Port St Mary.

Home News Social media There will be 35 bus services operating tomorrow, with the first departing shortly after 7am and the last running just after 8pm. Unite the Union members began their walkout over pay and conditions on Saturday, which is due to carry on through the week. Bus Vannin is advising bus users that service may not be possible to Port St Mary in the morning due to road works between Port Erin and Port St Mary.

Home News Social media Bus Vannin has published the list of buses it is expecting to run during the rest of today: Service 3 – 12:10 – Douglas to Ramsey Service 5 – 13:07 – Douglas to Ramsey via Peel Service 1 – 13:10 – Douglas to Port St Mary Service 5 – 13:10 – Ramsey to Douglas via Peel…

Home News Social media Bus Vannin says there will be a very limited bus service running tomorrow morning. Unite the Union members began their walkout over pay and conditions on Saturday, which is due to carry on through the week. The government says this is what it expects to run before 9am: Service 1 0710 Douglas (Lord St) to Castletown, Colby, Port Erin and Port St Mary…

Home News Social media Bus Vannin has announced the final buses that will run today: Final departures from Douglas Lord Street today will be: To Port Erin and the south (Rt1): 15:10To St Johns, Peel, Kirk Michael & Ramsey (Rt5) 17:07To Ramsey via Laxey (Rt3a) 18:10 Final departures from Ramsey today will be: To Kirk Michael, Peel, St Johns & Douglas (Rt5) 18:35…

Home News Social media DAY 1 of 10-day strike got underway this morning Bus drivers are gathering at picket lines at the Island's bus stations as a 10-day strike over pay and contractual issues got underway today. Bus Vannin is operating a contingency bus timetable during the walkout, prioritising the main routes between the Island's towns and Douglas along with services to the hospital.