Following recent changes to MiCard and the continued digitisation of driving and vehicle licensing services, Isle of Man Post Office has approved a request from Mannin Retail Limited to amend the opening hours of certain sub Post Offices. The revised hours will take effect from Monday 2nd February 2026.
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) will update postal tariffs in late January 2026, with the final date to be confirmed in the new year.
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is inviting residents aged 16 and over and businesses to take part in its 2026 Customer Survey, running from Monday 22nd December 2025 until Sunday 18th January 2026.
A treasure trove of beautiful stamps, fascinating stories, and cultural heritage, our year collections product range offers convenience and savings to customers who wish to purchase all 15 stamp issues released by Isle of Man Post Office throughout 2025.
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is pleased to announce details of its Christmas arrangements for 2025, including last recommended posting dates, opening and closing times, and collection and delivery times across its services for the festive period.
The striking images on these stamps are colour enhanced scanning electron microscope (SEM) photographs of four diatom species found in Antarctica. Diatoms are one of the most abundant and diverse groups of photosynthetic algae. That means they use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to make their own food (glucose) and emit oxygen. As oxygen producers, diatoms are more important than all the rainforests, generating 20-50 % of the oxygen we breathe. Diatoms occur in virtually every aquatic and sub-aquatic environment, anywhere there is sufficient moisture (fresh or saline) and sunlight for photosynthesis. They are also a primary food source, contributing up to 40% of the global oceans primary production and feeding higher organisms across nearly all marine and freshwater habitats.
The striking images on these stamps are colour enhanced scanning electron microscope (SEM) photographs of four diatom species found in Antarctica. Diatoms are one of the most abundant and diverse groups of photosynthetic algae. That means they use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to make their own food (glucose) and emit oxygen. As oxygen producers, diatoms are more important than all the rainforests, generating 20-50 % of the oxygen we breathe. Diatoms occur in virtually every aquatic and sub-aquatic environment, anywhere there is sufficient moisture (fresh or saline) and sunlight for photosynthesis. They are also a primary food source, contributing up to 40% of the global oceans primary production and feeding higher organisms across nearly all marine and freshwater habitats.
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