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{{Politics of the Isle of Man}}
[[File:IsleOfMan LocAuths and Sheadings2020.svg|thumb|right|300px|Isle of Man local authorities and sheadings]]
'''Local government''' ({{langx|gv|gurneilys ynnydagh}}) '''in the [[Isle of Man]]''' was formerly based on six sheadings, which were divided into seventeen parishes (today referred to as "ancient parishes").  The Island is today divided for local government purposes into town districts, village districts, parish districts, and "districts", as follows:
*Four town districts: Douglas (borough), Castletown, Peel and Ramsey
*Two "districts": Michael, Onchan<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.gov.im/categories/home-and-neighbourhood/local-authorities/|title=Isle of Man Government - Local authorities}}</ref><ref>{{cite web| url = https://www.onchan.org.im/| title = Home {{!}} Onchan District Commissioners}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.gov.im/categories/home-and-neighbourhood/local-authorities/local-authority-contacts/?iomg-device=Mobile|title = Isle of Man Government - Local Authority contacts}}</ref>
*Two village districts: Port Erin and Port St Mary
*Thirteen parish districts: [[Andreas (parish)|Andreas]], [[Arbory and Rushen]], [[Ballaugh (parish)|Ballaugh]], [[Braddan]], [[Bride (parish)|Bride]], [[Garff]], [[German (parish)|German]], [[Jurby]], [[Lezayre]], [[Malew]], [[Marown]],  [[Patrick, Isle of Man|Patrick]], [[Santon, Isle of Man|Santon]]

==Sheadings==
The Isle of Man was historically divided into six sheadings ({{langx|gv|sheadinyn}}): in the traditional clockwise order, they are [[Glenfaba]], [[Michael (sheading)|Michael]], [[Ayre]], [[Garff]], [[Middle (sheading)|Middle]], and [[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]. The sheadings are now significant only as:
*the districts of the Coroners (although two pairs of sheadings are now combined for this purpose), and
*the basis of certain [[Electoral district|electoral constituencies]] (now somewhat loosely).
The Coroners are responsible for process-serving and enforcement of judgments, not for holding inquests of death; that function is carried out by the [[High Bailiff]], who is ''ex officio'' Coroner of Inquests.

The origins of the term ''sheading'' are unclear. There are three main possibilities:
* from the [[Norse language|Norse]] word ''skeid'' – meaning ship-assembly, with each sheading providing men for a warship.
* from [[Middle Irish]] ''seissed'' meaning "sixth part" – with the sheadings having been a 14th-century Scottish introduction.
* from the [[Middle English]] word for an administrative division, ''scheding'' – with the sheadings having been introduced following English rule in the late 14th century.

==Parishes==
The parishes have ecclesiastical roots, and are thought to have been introduced to the Island in the 11th century from Scotland, the bishopric having been established in the 10th century. Civil parishes also existed from at least the late 15th century, their boundaries diverging significantly in some cases, where one or more [[List of places in the Isle of Man#treen|Treens]] might pay their ecclesiastical tithes to one parish, but their Lord's Rent to another.<ref>James Woods (1867). ''A New Atlas and Gazetteer of the Isle of Man''</ref> Parish boundaries broadly followed physical features such as rivers and [[Drainage divide|watersheds]], but there were many detailed divergences. For example, a mill and its croft, located on the west bank of a river, could be included in the adjoining parish east of the river by a loop in the boundary.

The [[parish (subnational entity)|parish]]es within each sheading of the Isle of Man are currently:
* Ayre – [[Andreas (parish)|Andreas]], [[Bride (parish)|Bride]], [[Lezayre]]
* Garff – [[Lonan (parish)|Lonan]], [[Maughold (parish)|Maughold]], [[Onchan (parish)|Onchan]] (''Kione Droghad'')
* Glenfaba – [[German (parish)|German]], [[Patrick, Isle of Man|Patrick]]
* Michael – [[Ballaugh]] (''Balley ny Loughey''), [[Jurby]] (''Jourbee''), [[Michael District|Michael]] (''Maayl'')
* Middle – [[Braddan]], [[Marown]], [[Santon, Isle of Man|Santon]]
* Rushen – [[Arbory (parish)|Arbory]], [[Rushen]] (''Rosien''), [[Malew]]

The above are historic parishes; the ecclesiastical parishes of the Anglican church have been altered considerably to reflect the geographical distribution of the Island's population.

==Reforms in the 18th to 21st centuries==
===Town districts===
An Act of Tynwald of 1777<ref>''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.I p.327</ref> provided for the appointment of a [[High Bailiff]] for each of the four towns, [[Castletown, Isle of Man|Castletown]], [[Douglas, Isle of Man|Douglas]], "Peeltown" ([[Peel, Isle of Man|Peel]]) and [[Ramsey, Isle of Man|Ramsey]], with various judicial and administrative responsibilities.

The Towns Act 1852<ref>''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.II p.297</ref> provided for the first elected local authorities in the Island, enabling a board of Town Commissioners to be elected for each of the four towns, with responsibility for street cleaning, lighting and sewerage. However, the Act was not adopted by any of the towns,<ref>See recital to Douglas Act of 1860, below</ref> and special Acts were passed establishing Commissioners for each town: Douglas 1860,<ref>''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.III p.1</ref> Ramsey 1865,<ref>ib. vol.III p.196</ref> Castletown 1883<ref>ib. vol.III p.267</ref> and Peel 1884.<ref>ib. vol.III p.286</ref> The boundaries of the town districts have been extended over time to incorporate new developments.

In 1896, Douglas was incorporated as a [[municipal borough]] by the Douglas Municipal Corporation Act 1895,<ref>''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.VII p.27</ref> which replaced the Town Commissioners with a [[municipal corporation]] entitled "The Mayor, Aldermen and [[Burgess (title)|Burgess]]es of the Borough of Douglas", acting through a [[borough]] council, consisting of a [[mayor]], [[alderman|aldermen]] and councillors. In 1989<ref>Douglas Corporation Act 1988 s.2, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' 1988 c.14</ref> the office of alderman was abolished, leaving the council composed of the mayor and councillors. The 18 councillors are elected from 6 wards, each for a four-year term expiring on 1 May 2012, 2016, and so on. The mayor is elected annually by the councillors, usually (but not necessarily) from their own number. Although there are no longer any aldermen, the corporation's legal title is unchanged. As its name implies, it is a body corporate, but the borough council is not.

===Village districts===
The Public Health Act 1884<ref>Public Health Act 1884 s.5, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.V p.374</ref> permitted the creation of elected sanitary authorities for [[sanitary district]]s. [[Port Erin]] was the only sanitary district so defined.

The Local Government Act 1886<ref>Local Government Act 1886 ss.6 & 7, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.V p.512</ref> provided for elected boards of Village Commissioners and the creation, by resolution of Tynwald, of new village districts. The existing sanitary authority of [[Port Erin]] became a board of Commissioners. [[Port St Mary]] was created a village district in 1890, [[Laxey]] and [[Onchan]] in 1895, and [[Michael, Isle of Man|Michael]] in 1905.

In 1986 the existing village district and parish district of [[Onchan]] were merged to form a "local government district of Onchan" under a single body of Commissioners (but with a separate consultative "rural committee" representing the former parish district).<ref>Onchan District Act 1986, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' 1986 c.8</ref> In 1989 the village district and parish district of [[Michael, Isle of Man|Michael]] were similarly merged (but without a rural committee).<ref>Michael District Act 1989, ib. 1989 c.97</ref> In both cases the current districts are described simply as "districts" and are neither parish districts nor village districts.

===Parish districts===
The Local Government Amendment Act 1894<ref>''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.VI p.562</ref> created boards of Parish Commissioners for 17 parish districts, each of which comprised so much of the corresponding ancient parish as was not comprised in a town or village district. As noted above, Onchan and Michael parish districts have since been amalgamated with the corresponding village districts.

The powers of Parish Commissioners are somewhat less than those of Village Commissioners.

===Joint boards===
In 1938 the Local Government Board was empowered<ref>Local Government (No.4) Act 1938, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.XV p.116</ref> to create a board (commonly referred to as a "combination authority") consisting of members of two or more local authorities to exercise specified functions of those authorities. Such an authority, now called a "joint board",<ref>Local Government Act 1985 s.7, ib. 1985 c.24. See also Recreation and Leisure Act 1998 s.7, ib. 1998 c.1</ref> is a body corporate, and its members are appointed from the members of the constituent local authorities (and in some cases representatives of the Department of Local Government and the Environment). Joint boards are created for a specified purpose, and existing boards deal with refuse collection, sheltered accommodation, civic amenity sites, and swimming pools. Local authorities also have power<ref>Local Government Act 1985 s.18</ref> to set up "joint committees", which are similar to joint boards but are not bodies corporate.

===Central supervision of local authorities===
A Local Government Board was established in 1894 with responsibility for supervising the new local authorities.<ref>Local Government Amendment Act 1894 s.5, ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' vol.VI p.562</ref> It was reconstituted in 1922, 1946 (when it was renamed "Isle of Man Local Government Board"), 1952 and 1957.<ref>Local Government Amendment Act 1922, ib. vol.XI p.339; Isle of Man Local Government Board Act 1946, ib. vol.XVI p,322; Boards of Tynwald Act 1952, ib. vol.XVIII p,147; Boards of Tynwald Act 1957, ib. vol.XVIII p,909</ref>

In 1987 the board was dissolved and its functions transferred to a new [[Department of Local Government and the Environment]], headed by a Minister for Local Government and the Environment.<ref>Department of Local Government and the Environment Order 1986 ([[Government Circular]] 192/86)</ref> The functions of that department relating to local government were in turn transferred to a new Department of Infrastructure in 2010.<ref>Transfer of Functions (New Departments) (No.2) Order 2010 (Statutory Document 155/10)[http://www.tynwald.org.im/links/tls/SD/2010/2010-SD-0155.pdf]</ref>

==Local government reorganisation==
The structure of local government in the Isle of Man has been recognised as unsatisfactory since before the [[Second World War]], but no consensus on how it should be reformed has been achieved. Proposals for reform were made by the Local Government Board and various committees in 1934, 1949, 1963 and 1967.<ref>Local Government: A Time for Change (consultation document), Appendix 1; Department of Local Government and the Environment, December 1991</ref>

A Select Committee of Tynwald in 1985 recommended a thorough review,<ref>Report of Select Committee of Tynwald on the Rating of Domestic Property, September 1985</ref> and an interim report of a further Select Committee in 1986<ref>Interim Report of Select Committee of Tynwald on the Structure of Local Government, May 1986</ref> led to a consultation document ''Time for Change'' containing proposals by the Department of Local Government and the Environment, issued in December 1991. Two interim reports<ref>Time for Change: Interim Report, Department of Local Government and the Environment, November 1992; Time for Change: Second Interim Report, Department of Local Government and the Environment, July 1993</ref> were followed in 1994 by a final report by the Department making recommendations for reorganisation, itself incorporated in a report by the Council of Ministers,<ref>Time for Change: Final Report: The Restructuring of Local Government in the Isle of Man, Department of Local Government and the Environment, February 1994, appended to The Structure of Local Government in the Isle of Man: A Report by the Council of Ministers, February 1994</ref> which however failed to endorse those recommendations.

In 1999, as no progress had been made, the Council of Ministers admitted that it had been unable to agree on proposals, and Tynwald set up a further Select Committee which reported in 2001 with a scheme to reduce the number of local authorities to four.<ref>Report of Select Committee of Tynwald on Local Government Reform, September 2001</ref> However, it merely "received" the report, declining to approve its recommendations.<ref>Tynwald Votes and Proceedings 17 Oct 2001</ref>

The next set of proposals, also for four local authorities, were made by the Department of Local Government and the Environment in 2004,<ref>Report of the Department of Local Government and the Environment on the Effectiveness of the present Local Government Structure in the Island and the Department's Supervisory Powers, November 2004</ref> but were shelved because of opposition from the existing authorities.<ref>Motion for approval not moved: Tynwald Votes and Proceedings 14 Dec 2004</ref> An alternative plan, which would have preserved the existing authorities but transferred their waste collection and housing functions to joint boards, was produced shortly afterwards but also abandoned. The Department revived its previous proposals in 2005,<ref>Report on Further Consultation on the Structure of Local Government, Department of Local Government and the Environment, June 2005</ref> but shelved them again due to lack of support.<ref>Motion for approval not moved: Tynwald Votes and Proceedings 21 Jun 2005</ref>

After 30 years, the only step taken towards any reorganisation of local government, apart from the mergers in Onchan and Michael (above), has been to confer on the Department power by order to merge two or more local authorities with their consent.<ref>Local Government Act 1985 s.6A, inserted by Local Government Act 2006 s.5: ''Statutes of the Isle of Man'' 1985 c.24, 2006 c.18</ref> This power has not been exercised.

However, in 2016<ref>http://www.garff.im/</ref><ref name= brief-history>{{cite web |date= 2016-09-06 |title=A Brief History of Garff! |url=http://www.garff.im/brief-history-garff/ |work=Garff Commissioners |access-date=2017-06-10 |quote=The Local Authority boundaries have remained intact apart from the recent internal amalgamation of Laxey, Lonan and Maughold; the Garff Commissioners’ local authority boundary now forms the largest local authority in terms of geographical area as well as having one of the largest populations.}}</ref> the village district of Laxey and the parish districts of Lonan and Maughold were merged to form the new parish district of Garff.

In 2020 the parish district of Arbory and that of Rushen were similarly merged to form the new parish district of [[Arbory and Rushen]], with separate electoral wards for each of the two former districts.<ref>[https://www.gov.im/media/1351687/local-authority-map-a4-inc-hill-shade-roads.pdf Map of current districts]</ref>

==Local government today==

(The sheadings are not local government units today.)

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Map № !! Local Authority !! Type !! Sheading !! [[House of Keys constituencies|Keys Constituency]] 
|-
|1||[[Andreas (parish)|Andreas]] ||parish|| [[Ayre]]||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|2||[[Arbory (parish)|Arbory]] ||parish||[[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]||[[Arbory, Castletown & Malew]]
|-
|3||[[Ballaugh]] ||parish||[[Michael (sheading)|Michael]]||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|4||[[Braddan]] ||parish||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]
|-
|5||[[Bride (parish)|Bride]] ||parish|| [[Ayre]] ||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|6||[[Castletown, Isle of Man|Castletown]] ||town||[[Rushen]]||[[Arbory, Castletown & Malew]]
|-
|7||[[Douglas, Isle of Man|Douglas]] ||town||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]||[[Douglas East]]<br />[[Douglas West (constituency)|Douglas West]]<br />[[Douglas North]]<br />[[Douglas South]]
|-
|''-''||[[Garff]] ||parish||[[Garff]]||[[Garff]]
|-
|8||[[German (parish)|German]] ||parish||[[Glenfaba]]||[[Glenfaba & Peel]]
|-
|9||[[Jurby]] ||parish||[[Michael (sheading)|Michael]]||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|11||[[Lezayre]] ||parish||[[Ayre]]||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|13||[[Malew (parish)|Malew]] ||parish||[[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]||[[Arbory, Castletown & Malew]]
|-
|14||[[Marown]] ||parish||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]
|-
|16||[[Michael, Isle of Man|Michael]] ||district||[[Michael (sheading)|Michael]]||[[Ayre & Michael]]
|-
|17||[[Onchan]] ||district||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]||[[Onchan]]
|-
|18||[[Patrick (parish)|Patrick]] ||parish|| [[Glenfaba]]||[[Glenfaba & Peel]]
|-
|19||[[Peel, Isle of Man|Peel]] ||town||[[Glenfaba]]||[[Glenfaba & Peel]]
|-
|20||[[Port Erin]] ||village||[[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]||[[Rushen (constituency)|Rushen]]
|-
|21||[[Port St Mary]] ||village||[[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]||[[Rushen (constituency)|Rushen]]
|-
|22||[[Ramsey, Isle of Man|Ramsey]] ||town|| [[Garff]]|| [[Ramsey, Isle of Man|Ramsey]]
|-
|23||[[Rushen]] ||parish||[[Rushen (sheading)|Rushen]]||[[Rushen (constituency)|Rushen]]
|-
|24||[[Santon, Isle of Man|Santon]] ||parish||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]||[[Middle (sheading)|Middle]]
|}

==References==
{{reflist|2}}
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20041209090745/http://www.gov.im/lib/docs/dlge/legislation/LA_Handbook.pdf Local Authority Handbook], Department of Local Government and the Environment
*[http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/parishes/parishes.htm ''A Manx Note Book'' – Parishes], Francis Coakley
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