Rushen Players In 1949, the Rushen players took to the stage for the first time with the light-hearted play “Hay Fever” in St. Catherine’s Hall, Port Erin. They have a long standing and varied repertoire of over 160 plays, with past productions in the last ten years including: The Birthday Party, The Perfect Murder, One Man Two […] Read More
Rushen Silver Band Originally from Surby, the Rushen Silver Band changed its name in 1949. Their original band uniforms were created in 1953 from old RAF uniforms dyed blue. These were worn for the first time to celebrate the Queen’s Coronation. They changed to the red uniforms in 1986. In 1989 the Ramsey and Rushen Bands played together […] Read More
Sailing for the Disabled Founded in 1984 to help those with physical, mental or emotional problems that affect their day-to-day life. The charity’s vessel “Pride of Mann III” gives children and adults, the opportunity to sail around the Manx coast, in small groups of up to eight people. Sailing for the Disabled “Provides opportunities for persons with disabilities to […] Read More
Samaritans-Isle of Man The Samaritans are a telephone and text support network. Calling them is always free. They also have a self-help app. Mobile: 116 123 They also run courses to reduce the mental stress caused by work, social media and your environment. Read More
Santon Women’s Institute-WI Santon Church Hall, Old Castletown Road, Santon, IM2 1QG The WI is open to all woman of voting age and above to enjoy new interests and friendship along with getting involved in local and national campaigns. Read More
Sea Cadets-Isle of Man Tromode Road, Douglas, IM2 5EP A military styled training for 10-16 year olds interested in Maritime pursuits. The Sea Cadets offer a wide variety of skills and qualifications. The opportunity to experience sailing, camping, climbing, power boating and kayaking. Read More