Entering the plan.com offices on Hope Street, Douglas is quite the experience. The building itself is proud and stately – IOMA House’s glass facade gives off London city vibes: corporate, cold and sli…
TT 2018: Top 10 Moments
With the official launch earlier this week, the countdown to TT 2019 is ON LIKE DONKEY KONG! We can hardly believe a whole damn year has passed since last year’s festivities, and what a year it …
60 Things We Love About The IOM
The Isle of Man often gets all sorts of beef for being a so-called tax haven. Apparently, we’re overflowing with tax-dodging gazillioniares and money-laundering criminals. But, that’s not …
How to Survive a Hoolie on the Isle of Man
Brace yourself fellow Manxies, there’s another hoolie on the horizon. Sure, it’s not likely to be as devastating as any of the “great storms” we’ve survived together in recent history, but it’s worth …
IWD 2019: Women in Tech – Part II
We covered it in the first instalment but in case you weren’t paying attention – Continent 8 are a pretty big deal, ok? The clue’s in the name, sport. This is an intercontinental company providi…
IWD 2019: Women in Tech – Part I
The percentage of women graduating in STEM related subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) is approximately 25% compared to their male counterparts. The stereotype is that women are perh…
IWD 2019: Womann In Review
We’re kicking off our week long series of International Women’s Day content with a special edition of Gef’s Good News! And what a wonderful year of Womannly goodness it has been… March 2018 All …
Nice to See You, To See You…
Six students from University College Isle of Man are creating a night to remember with favourite game-shows from the past to help those who cannot remember… Or something like that 🤷♂️ As part o…
Gef’s Good News – January 2019
January. It happened and we made it through. Well done, yessirs! Despite being the most painfully tedious month of the year, a mountain of goodness still went down. setting us up nicely for a fabulous…
There’s No Place Like Home…
You left our little island to venture into the big wide world (the adjacent Isle) and get a degree. Go you, you fearless beast! After 3 or 4 years of living in a place where trains aren’t powered by s…