Isle of Man News

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Tiling fault has been affected pool since November 2023

Petrol sees a slight drop

Chief minister says the situation is being constantly monitored

Ramsey member says Manx public already feeling the pinch

Manx Utilities estimates price rise will mean customers pay an extra £14 per year

General manager of Welbeck Hotel says idea should be dismissed 

Consultation on topic is open until 4 May

First sailing to Northern Ireland port

Autism in Mann hosting a number of events to raise awareness

Routine dental procedure leads to bizarre side effect

Steam Packet makes changes to Manxman's timetable over the coming days

Follows MHK's question in the House of Keys

Chief minister gives update in the House of Keys

The Baillie Scott building's been owned by Manx National Heritage since 2018

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Unite members have just concluded fifth round of strike action

The health minister says her department will offer the charity support following redundancy announcement

Plus statement from health minister on Hospice funding

Tynwald to be asked to receive report outlining pros and cons of visitor tax

LegCo asked to reform court treatment of 17-year-olds

One forecourt ran out of diesel just three hours after it was confirmed it had restocked

Manx Taxi Federation's reacting to the 50p jump

Mark Lewin tells Tynwald inquiry staff “should always be safe to speak out”, but acknowledges potential for confusion in reporting systems

They will be available from participating destinations

Chief Minister to address House of Keys on topic tomorrow

Forecourts prepare to replenish stocks as diesel prices rise

Average of 185.9p per litre - a 50p rise

Chief Technical Officer explains scrutineering

Roof repairs for heritage site in the north

Services transitioning online from 1 April

One outlet's confirmed the price will jump after a top of supplies later

MHK to ask about diagnosis initiative after hearing of 'heartbreaking' case on Island 

It's on Sunday 26 April

Two of Spar's five forecourts are out of diesel

Building not being sold but still concerns about its future

MYDC scouted to perform at 'world's biggest dance event' in London

Strong winds impacting the North Irish Sea today

Katryna Baptist issues update on social media a week on

The closure will be in place from 6am on Monday until 6pm on 30 September

MHK behind the bill is 'obviously concerned' at delays

Cousins to take on Mountain Course

Ronaldsway achieves Level 1 Airport Carbon Accreditation Level

A final decision for this afternoon's crossings will be made by 1pm

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Charity's high street presence to remain amid cuts and redundancies

Details to come on 'opportunities to carry over or cancel registration'

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Manx National Heritage reopened a number of locations on Friday

34 changes proposed in total 

Haydn Minay Ltd founded in 1972

23-year-old Liverpool man jailed for 22 months

Heysham crossing off today and four in doubt tomorrow

Manx Utilities carrying out emergency repairs on burst water main

Dr Alex Allinson to quiz health minister over charity's funding

Tree felling works to take place

It was confirmed at a requisition meeting which was held last night

Ramsey man raising money for Hospice today

Tindle Newspapers acquired by Iliffe Media Group Ltd and the Fowler family

'You asked, we listened'

Claire Christian to speak to Keys members as charity announces redundancies

New survey reveals less than 20% satisfied with reliability and cost of services

Customers offered chance to rebook

Drivers balloted as weekend walkout begins

Charity boss outlines financial difficulties amid calls for government support 

Visitor hubs set to be introduced at two locations this summer

Support is available to anyone trying to find a way out of their own darkness

Steven Crellin will formally accept the role at AGM in May

Supplies are said to be 'stable'

Laura and David Rowles have until 2 April to apply for necessary licenses

Captain of the Parish says they entirely understand the church's position

Hundreds of locals and visitors taking part in staple of Manx sporting calendar

Charity issues call for greater government funding 

Charity announces redundancies as it faces increasing financial difficulties

Board issues further statement amid ongoing row at local authority

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Manx Rock Ltd has taken over the running of the facility

Government taking action as part of a major international law enforcement operation

It says entry will be refused to people who don't live in the west

Minorca Hill to be closed between 9.30am-3pm

Talking microwaves amongst items donated

Chair of Tynwald committee questions fairness and independence of proposed process

Manx Care clinical team discuss concept of frailty-focussed treatment planning

It was one of the items discussed at its March board meeting

Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September

KPMG has been raising money for the Manx Breast Cancer Support Group

One World Charity Challenge final takes place tonight

Hopes some services could return to RDCH before TT

Only 73 in that category allocated a home in three years, despite nearly 600 on the waiting list

Areas over 1,000ft likely to be affected by wintry showers

Kate Lord-Brennan issues statement in support of Katryna Baptist

Passengers unable to book their place on sailings

Health Minister says future changes expected to improve situation

Stuart Hardingham says vote took place as conflicting accounts continue to emerge

Experts confirmed they were more likely from a marine mammal

Douglas Councillors blame controversial clause five for the setback

Alan Jones says board decisions require collective responsibility as differing views continue to emerge

Police issue statement as woman referred to as 'Escobar' sentenced

Minister disputes claim by local authority regarding beach stage vote

Michelle Haywood's Private Member's Bill further adjourned

Manx Rock Limited taking over operations at Balladoole

Pinktoaster's work is on display in Port Erin until Friday

Adverse weather forecast to blame

High roads likely to be affected

'There is no fuel supply shortage on the Island'

DOI minister confirms Unite the Union will take offer to its members

'Local Authorities are not fit for purpose' says Hazel Hannan

Brown water affected part of Douglas high street after intense rainfall

Two pumping appliances and the Duty Officer were mobilised

A number of Manxman sailings could be affected

Sources suggest the company will run the facility nearly year-round

Questions range from housing to driverless vehicles

'It's just little nuggets of information, that are actually really powerful'

The local authority issued a statement accusing one commissioner of making 'unfounded' personal attacks

Isle Stand Up to Suicide hosting workshop at Keyll Darree tonight

Local authority member says concerns over conflicts of interest "not being taken seriously"

Event in aid of Isle Stand Up to Suicide to take place at Rushen Football Club

While the name hasn't been made public, they are said to be local

Two-way traffic to be reinstated at White Hoe from 3:30pm

Rushen MHK says threats and hostility reflect wider challenges in digital discourse

Annual walk raises money and awareness for Down's Syndrome

'Icing on the cake' for club in its 80th year

Katryna Baptist claims decisions "missing" from official records alongside communication and conflict concerns

Safety advice is now being issued to residents

Farmers continuing to face threat of dog attacks

Panel recently gained support for its report on access to housing

Peter Shimmin will be hoping to secure a seat in Douglas Central 

Paul Craine MLC warns 'flatlining' population is impacting economy

Paris and Venezuela Fury were photographed at Milntown for the shoot

Team responsible for maintaining footpaths hoping to repeat success of Cregneash route

Jonathan Eiø to take to the Gaiety Theatre stage in Franki Valli musical

Extra services being put on tomorrow (23 March)

Organisation remains financially stable as letter volumes fall and government services are set to be withdrawn

Abortion Reform Act came into force in 2019

Ballakermeen pupils team up with Beach Buddies

Barrack Street will shut at times from Monday until Wednesday

It's capped at 3.5%

Event on 16 April to bring nations together to 'share ideas'

It happened at NCAS at Balladoole

Incident happened in 2024

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Court hears evidence of drug supply linked to UK contact, with Deemster warning “there must come a time when it has to stop”

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IOM Fire and Rescue Service is now urging people to make sure their properties are safe

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RTLC asks for further views and input amid changing economic situation

Sailings diverted to Heysham due to works on dolphin fender

Fire service responds to blaze in Andreas

Multiple emergency services responded last night

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Risk to people to Isle of Man still described as 'very low'

Kensington Arts centre to open its doors for Neurodiversity Celebration Week

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Ribbon cut on James Brown apartments by Mayor Steven Crellin

Government concludes 'no benefit in pursuing matter;

Christopher Stocks to be sentenced in May following earlier guilty pleas

Facility is based in the former MacMillan Room in the hospital foyer

Sandwich chain coming to Douglas in the near future

Crossings today, over the weekend and on Monday affected

Drivers stage walkout as DOI says 'constructive discussions' held

Driver injured after his vehicles falls foul of a verge on Tosaby Road

Drone display in the Island's capital this evening

KC Foods has been in business on the Island since 1971

SMART Family and Friends event hosted by Motiv8 this Saturday

This year's event taking place on Saturday

Opera to musical theatre to feature during 'Concert for Voice and Piano'

Manxman voyage delayed as police, fire and coastguard crews attend Sea Terminal

Motorists urged to avoid junction between Johnny Watterson Lane and Hillberry

MNFU survey reveals impact of issue on Manx agricultural community

Bus drivers are due to enter their fourth round of industrial action

Department of Infrastructure estimates loss of income of £110,220

Department told to reconsider response on Area Plan documents after failings in redactions, review process and timing

Over 90 people attend event at Noble's Hospital

Chair tells Tynwald forward buying has shielded Island from volatility following Middle East escalation

Manx Care says work ongoing to manage demand in the short-term

Officers want to speak to the driver

Loss of around £20k reported by national broadcaster

Manx Radio visits eastern constituency ahead of September's polls

Local bands unite to mark Belle's 14th birthday

Section of Old Castletown Road partially reopens

Sarah Maltby’s motion unanimously approved, with detailed proposals due in May 2026

Fastcraft operating on Heysham route this morning

Department of Infrastructure to return with funding request and implementation plan in May

Wages top £450,000 in recent financial year

Follows concerns raised about its capacity

Tim Crookall says DOI committed to fresh review of options following local opposition

Kian Broadhead died following a road traffic collision at the Devil's Elbow

Manx Utilities work has been progressing ahead of schedule

The Isle of Man will go to the polls on 24 September 2026

Mark Firth hopes to secure a seat in Arbory, Castletown and Malew

Infrastructure minister plans to bring amendments to May's Tynwald sitting

There are 29 weeks before the general election 

In September, residents will cast their vote on who they'd like to represent them in the new administration

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Ashford: 'Well-run transparent election is clear priority’

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Michelle Haywood says the personal allowance increase is 'baking in poverty'

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MHk warns the next treasury minister could have difficulties balancing the books

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£400,000 to be spent conducting data gathering exercise

Budget shows 'significant investment' in infrastructure, says Allinson

Increase in headcount attributed to investment in front line services

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Chris Thomas MHK was asked if any money could be drawn from reserves to avoid strike action

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It's being funded in line with the Sir Jonathan Michael report for the first time from April

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Benefit is going up by 2.9 percent in 2026/27

Chris Thomas rejects "election giveaway" claims and says tax changes will boost growth

MHK says things are not in order for future generations

Lawrie Hooper votes against 2026/27 financial plan

Alex Allinson controlled the purse for most of this administration 

The Chamber of Commerce and Local Economy Forum share their views on this year's Budget

Party says Income Tax uplift should have been 'tapered'

Former treasury minister says Income Tax change 'difficult to justify'

Teresa Cope reacts to £404.2 million allocation