Isle of Man News
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ANPR technology to be in place at Island's ports soon
Project had been delayed from the end of 2025
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Cannan: 'This government has dealt with the most challenging circumstances in recent times'
Chief minister reflects on his five years in post, and the 'churn' in the Council of Ministers
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A harm reduction approach to drugs 'isn't about being soft'
Speaking to Public Health as Action and Implementation Plan published
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Bin fire in Douglas caused by discarded ashes
Fire and Rescue Service issues advice after callout
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All on-Island GNAAS donations go towards costs of serving Isle of Man
Charity needs to buy specialist equipment for its helicopter to travel across Irish Sea
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Isle of Man residents chance to watch 'best' partial eclipse
The next total eclipse the Island will see will be in 2151
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Section of Mountain Road closed for more TT film production
Route closed from Barrule Park to Tholt-y-Will until tomorrow
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Chief minister admits progress on housing has been limited
Alfred Cannan says this administration's efforts to tackle housing haven't achieved what he wanted
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Isle of Man 'on top' of beach litter
Bill Dale from Beach Buddies says he's seen a big reduction in the amount of litter on Manx beaches
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Smile Dentistry won't open at RDCH in next three months
It's due to an issue with the flat roof in the part of the building where the facility was located
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Cyber Security Centre issues warning over car finance scam
Unsolicited callers have been targeting Manx residents
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TT course closures in Douglas and Braddan as movie production continues
A number of roads will be closed throughout today
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Red Devils to perform over Douglas
Army parachute display team returns for Classic TT
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'Government must ensure Island has enough food'
ManxNFU president calls for election candidates to prioritise food security
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Douglas Council to give £16,000 to DoI to support public art on promenade sea wall
Local authority says there were plans but it's been omitted from DoI budgets
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Supreme Champion win 'makes the hard work worth it'
Denim the Charollais sheep takes top prize at Royal Manx
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How government plans to reduce harms caused by illegal drugs
Report published following approval of policy principles
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Farmer warns crop yields are likely to be quite a bit lower this year
Concern follows driest July on record
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Plans for four-storey apartment and commercial building approved
Permissions granted for development on Marina Road in Douglas
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Charollais sheep named Supreme Champion at Royal Manx
Denim wins the top prize at Knockaloe
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All farming sectors are 'struggling at the moment'
Stress and concern are prevalent in industry, says farmer
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Social media views 'not always reflected in person'
Chief minister reflects of role of social media in politics
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Ronaldsway passengers urged to arrive two hours early for flights this weekend
Isle of Man Airport warning of longer than usual queues
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Two sections of TT Course to close for filming
Sulby to Lezayre shut now, with part of Mountain Road to close later
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New Laxey mosaic will be 'community made' says Garff Commissioners
Local authority expects more than 120 residents will help build artwork
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Arrow to enter dry dock after oil leak found
Expected to return to service on Sunday 16 August
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Witness appeal launched as 90-year-old woman dies after Ballaugh crash
Anne Kennedy Woods was flown to the UK for treatment after the incident
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DOI dealing with fallen tree at Ballacraine
One lane is closed with traffic being managed
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'A fresh start is needed', Douglas RNLI
Decision to relieve crew of duties 'not taken lightly'
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Fire in bedroom prompts emergency response
Occupants evacuated and fire safely extinguished
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Manx Care and DHSC ‘100 percent committed’ to keeping RDCH open
Public meeting held last night confirmed plans for services to be reinstated at the facility
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Technical issue for Arrow led to cancelled freight sailing
Engineers working to rectify fault ahead of next crossing on Sunday
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Call for election candidates to make 'concrete commitment to carers'
Crossroads IOM highlights economic and societal value of the Island's carers
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Mountain Road closures throughout today for filming
Sections of the route shut until 10pm
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Largest cruise ship due to visit Island in 2026 arrives
Zuiderdam has a capacity of 2,272 passengers
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Man with severe ME speaks out about 'cruel and difficult' disease
38-year old Juan Corlett's condition has worsened in recent years
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Horse tramway celebrates 150th anniversary
Family fun day taking place to mark occasion
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Eighth candidate for Glenfaba & Peel
Former Royal Navy officer and interim airport director to stand
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UK couple to walk around the Island for 'The Miles That Matter'
Hiking challenge to raise awareness and funds
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Royal Manx gets underway at Knockaloe this morning
Event is one of the highlights of the calendar for the farming sector
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'Every parliamentary door to scrutinise Mooir Vannin is closed' says campaign group
NOT4IOM responds to petition being ruled not in order
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Windfarm Tynwald Day petition amongst those deemed ‘not in order’
Thirteen of 36 presented this year thrown out
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Warning after reports of tradespeople cold-calling Island homes
'Always ask for identification'
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MNFU calls for next administration to tackle food security issues
General secretary says 'you cannot kick the can down the road any longer'
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MHK praised for championing Island's expat community
Fair Settlement IoM 'devastated' at death of John Wannenburgh
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Residents encouraged to attend public meeting regarding Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital
The facility has been plagued with concerns since a 'pest control issue' was identified in October last year
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Why it's 'a great time' to grant greater protections for the Laxey Wheel
Landmark the subject of one of nine Proposal to Register Notices
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Garff Commissioners' dog warden trial to start in next few weeks
Local authority is starting a three-month trial to try and solve dog poo problem
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End of an era as 'New Generation' prepares to close its doors
Haberdashery shop has been in Port Erin for 30 years
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Seventh candidate to stand in Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Steve Crowther previously stood in 2016 and 2021
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Steam Packet 'exploring options' for summer charter vessel
Company assessing 'availability and suitability' of potential stand-ins
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Photos show extent of Ramsey Swing Bridge defects
Timber issues identified during routine inspection
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Broad support for Steam Packet photo ID measures
Government publishes consultation responses
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Douglas East MHK seeking re-election
Clare Barber to stand in September
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Ramsey RNLI tow stricken fishing vessel back to safety
Crews called out in the early hours
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Garden shed fire damages house in Laxey
Crews called out to late night incident on Ballaragh Road
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Green Party asks for 'explanations and confirmations' over missed targets
Open letter to DEFA questions accountability
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NI fund should be treated as 'sacrosanct' says treasury minister
Thomas says people shouldn't be 'troubled' by it
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"We're hoping to create something brand new for the Isle of Man"
Plans to transform disused city centre plot into wellness retreat approved
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Fourth candidate for Douglas North
Tax and accountancy professional announces intention to stand in general election
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Grandad's dairy inspired 100-mile challenge moo-ving at pace
Paul swaps milk tanker for walking shoes in aid of Alder Hey
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Warning of 'unpleasant smells' in Douglas
Manx Utilities carrying out work on Loch Promenade pump station
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Liverpool sailings in doubt
Manannan crossings could be impacted by adverse weather
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Island Infrastructure Scheme reopens for next round of applications
Support is focused on developments that are not financially viable by industry standards without assistance
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Island experiences driest July on record
Only 2mm of rain fell last month
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Evening Mountain Road closures ahead of Classic TT & MGP
DoI to take on essential maintenance works
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Census officers to make home visits to households yet to complete the form
91 percent of householders have submitted their form to date
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Businesses call for more government support as unpaid VAT bill is revealed
Treasury has no plans for relief for businesses
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Castletown Commissioners wants to see financial charges for FoI requests
Chair Tony Brown says ratepayers shouldn't cover the cost of the service
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Leader of council says 'immense gratitude' owed to Douglas North MHK
John Wannenburgh worked to make capital a 'better place to live'
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'It's hard to take anything away from pensioners because they vote'
Political commentator says triple lock is a drain on National Insurance fund
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'Hive of activity' in St Johns
Beekeeping demonstration taking place
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Seventh candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Daniel Davison is the youngest to declare at 18
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John Wannenburgh: 'Commitment, compassion and an unwavering sense of duty'
Tributes following the unexpected death of Douglas North MHK
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Manx Utilities 'deeply saddened' by death of chairman
Wannenburgh praised for 'exceptional' leadership
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"Tynwald will be a less colourful place without John" says president
Watterson describes Wannenburgh as 'devoted' to constituents
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Douglas North MHK pays tribute to 'amazing friend'
Wannenburgh had 'biggest heart of anyone I've ever met' says Ashford
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MHK remembered as 'straightforward, straight-talking politician'
Chief Minister says John Wannenburgh made 'significant' contribution
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Tynwald announces death of Douglas North MHK
Tributes paid to John Wannenburgh
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Hospice CEO hopes to see 'sustainable funding' from next administration
Fiona Hatton wants multi-year funding put in place for charity's services
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Firefighters use more than 65,000 litres of water tackling four outdoor fires
Dry vegetations and current weather conditions made bringing fires under control difficult
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Sidecar competitor confident the class will return to the TT in 2027
Stephen Kershaw is part of the competitors' panel
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Ramsey Swing Bridge 'a key line' for businesses
It's closed for essential repair works
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Protecting farmers from impact of climate change 'a no brainer'
DEFA minister says recent conditions aren't favourable for Manx crops
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Dogs to be allowed on Douglas Beach year-round as part of council trial
Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare says Glen Falcon will also be opened
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Manx language choir to perform at Royal Irish Academy
Caarjyn Cooidjagh heading to Dublin next month
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Bostock: 'Anything is possible if you work hard enough'
Gold medal winner speaks to Manx Radio after medal ceremony
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Commonwealth Games: Matt Bostock wins gold in points race
Manx cyclist wins Isle of Man's first Commonwealth Games gold since 2006
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Salt manufacturer eyes restaurant move
The Isle of Man Salt Company submitted plans for The Boathouse in Port St Mary
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Memorial services to mark 53rd anniversary of Summerland Disaster
Fifty people died in leisure complex fire in 1973
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Internet provider to increase prices next month
Manx Telecom says it's in line with annual three percent lift
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People with 'lived experience' of autism urged to help shape services
Lay members wanted for steering group
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Thie Clag could've been leased to Manx Care
The £11m regeneration scheme was carried out by the taxpayer owned Manx Development Corporation
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Peel Carnival taking place today
Western town again welcomes Island's longest-running carnival
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Historic buses to be celebrated today
It is to mark 50 years since bus nationalisation.
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Solar array approved for NSC roof
1,200 panels can now be installed
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Castletown Confetti Carnival celebrating its 70th year today
A firework display from Speakers Garden will mark the occasion
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Douglas Council says Green Flag Status is 'something to be proud of'
Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare says it shows parks are 'way above standard'
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Activities paused at Douglas RNLI as 'precautionary' step
Lifesaving charity issues statement following review of training progress
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Man to stand trial after denying wounding with intent to murder
20-year-old is currently remanded at the Isle of Man Prison
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'Meaningful change' needed to ensure long-term future of sidecars at TT
"No decision regarding the future participation of the Sidecar class will be taken until further work has been completed"
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The future of bus travel?
Bus Vannin is hosting a demonstrator bus as it looks at diversifying its fleet
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Bird numbers 'humanely managed' at St John's
DEFA issues statement on arboretum cull
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Fines totalling £41K handed down for tax and NI offences
11 individuals and 26 businesses penalised
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Manx Wildlife Trust: Offshore windfarm ecological assessments 'inadequate'
'We do not agree that such mortality can be insignificant in a Manx context'
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Ayre and Michael gets eighth election candidate
Phil Corkill to stand in September
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Kate Lord-Brennan not standing for re-election
Glenfaba and Peel MHK 'keen to return to the private sector'
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"There is a seat for everyone on the Ben-my-Chree"
SPC boss responds to complaints of overcrowding while Manxman is out of action
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Diagnosis changed Onchan resident's life 'overnight'
Tia Nicole Murphy is raising money to help get the care she needs for her FND
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Village is getting its pub back
The Colby Glen closed suddenly earlier this year
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Patient room to be created on Ben-my-Chree
Vessel standing in for Manxman after mechanical failure
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Summerland: Survivors and relatives vow to continue campaign to overturn inquest verdict
Bid to overturn decision not to order fresh inquests dismissed
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Mona Street residents meeting 'very productive', says Peel Commissioners
Local authority held a private meeting to discuss changes to Derby Road car park
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Man who touched himself on bus jailed
Hall also banned from using public buses
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High court rejects bid to overturn Summerland inquest ruling
Deemster issues judgment following calls for new inquest
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Farm shop owner still mulling over 'Lobstergate'
It's after a video posted by Noel Edmonds sparked debate online
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Mum's desperate plea for help to get disabled daughter to UK
25-year-old waiting to find out if she requires leg amputation
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Politicians make changes to financial support for students
Grade boundaries also changed for children in care
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Northern Chamber of Commerce wants election candidates to provide solutions for issues
Prospective MHKs need to 'recognise economic issues facing Island'
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Bard 'proud' to mark end of term with collaborative poem celebrating summer
Bradley Chambers worked with previous bards on the project
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Retailers to take on Onchan postal services
Costcutter and Ballachrink Stores appointed ahead of branch's closure
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Border security: 'Even today, we don't know who's here'
Border Agency 'absolutely required' says Island's chief constable
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DoI 'working closely' with Steam Packet to assess impact of Manxman withdrawal
Department says it wants to know about contingency arrangements during MGP
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Tynwald mandated gas tariffs suspended by court
A later court date has provisionally been set for October
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'Not viable' to pause visa applications says treasury minister
4,362 entry clearance visas were issued since September 2021
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Peel Commissioners holding meeting for residents to address parking issues
Local authority wants to change Derby Road Car Park hours
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Film night puts spotlight on Celtic voices
Five short films featuring Celtic languages to be screened in Peel
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Hillside fire shuts King Edward Road
Fire crews responding to incident near Howstrake
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SPC: 'Manxman is trying to cover a lot of bases'
Treasury says now is not time to 'attribute blame'
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CC: 'Police will continue to adapt and respond to challenges'
Annual report reflects 'particularly challenging' year for constabulary
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Seventh candidate announces Rushen candidacy
Helen Sheppard to stand in September's General Election
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Charity wants to help more children but services are at capacity
The Children's Centre hosts 120 vulnerable, or at risk, children each week
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Ramsey man embarks on 8,500-mile charity ride
Clint heading off on six-week trip in aid of Ed Space
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Mullarkey: Bronze medal shows Island can compete against the best
Athlete reacts to finishing third in men's 10,000m final in Glasgow
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Steam Packet wanted to be 'certain' before issuing statement, says MD
Manxman to be out of service until late September
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Onchan Commissioner denies assaulting member of public
David Quirk claims he acted in 'self-protection' following verbal abuse
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Tourists praise 'unique' horse tramway
Manx Heritage Transport Festival gets underway
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Manxman won't return to service until end of September
Steam Packet says the situation is hugely disappointing
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Government must follow its own rules
Tynwald Commissioner for Administration finds failings within DoI
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Onchan Commissioners won't be commenting on assault allegations
Social media post claims it happened following public meeting
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Manx delegation head to world's largest Celtic cultural festival
Festival Interceltique de Lorient was founded in 1971
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Steam Packet urged to be more 'transparent' over Manxman issues
Nature of work keeping boat in dry dock goes unexplained
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Government needs to 'break the cycle' of child poverty on Island
Committee report accepted by Tynwald in court's final sitting
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Proportion on waiting lists likely higher than England
Manx Care aiming for 95% of patients to be seen within a year
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Sixth candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Peel Commissioner and former MHK to contest election
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Onchan Commissioners 'disappointed' at village post office closure
Vice Chair Scott Wilson says service was 'very important' for local community
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Mental health campaigner to walk Raad-ny-Foillan in Crocs
'BackpackBoz' to visit the Island in August
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Southern 100 highlights to be screened in Castletown Square
Volunteers also being offered complimentary drink
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Beware of 'unpleasant smells' in Douglas
MU carrying out maintenance work
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DoI working on Island wide review of disc parking
Consultation will follow
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New catering operator sought for northern hospitality business
Former operator not returning to bistro
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£1.2m allocated for new Border Division on Island
Aiming to help strengthen border security
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Government monitoring proposed business rate cuts announced in England
Policy to support licensed trade announced by UK PM last week
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Fourth candidate announces intention to stand in Ramsey
Janine Shimmin hopes for HoK seat from September
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Fifth candidate for Douglas Central
Andrea Krüger to stand in September's General Election
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Sixth candidate declares for Rushen
Gary Chambers hoping for a seat in the House of Keys
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Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK seeking re-election
Jason Moorhouse to stand in September
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Glenfaba and Peel candidate withdraws from election
Andrew Harris no longer vying for a seat in the House of Keys
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Fifth candidate declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Geoff Sutcliffe to stand in September
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Garff MHK won't contest his seat in September's General Election
Andrew Smith says his decision has been led by recent health news
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Seventh candidate to stand for election in Ayre and Michael
Steve Curphey is currently chair of Ballaugh Parish Commissioners
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Douglas Central MHK seeking re-election
Ann Corlett has represented the constituency since 2016
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Fourth candidate declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Abby Quirk is a small business owner in Ballasalla
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All election candidates must be registered to vote
Deadline for nominees to register is looming
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Third candidate to stand for election in Douglas East
Dave Mackey hopes to gain a seat in the House of Keys
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Third candidate to stand for election in Ramsey
Robert Cowell is a company director and former commissioner
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Third candidate to stand for election in Douglas South
Livia Lenarduzzi hopes to gain a seat in the House of Keys
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Sixth candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Trevor Cowin hoping to gain seat in September's General Election
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Event hopes to help women on the Island feel more confident voting
'Poli-chics' is being organised by The Level Up Club
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Middle MHK announces plans to stand for re-election
Jane Poole-Wilson hoping to serve for a second term
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Housing should be a priority for next administration, says financial advisor
It's after government's housing report reveals average house price on Island now nearly £400,000
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Alfred Cannan to stand in General Election
Serving Chief Minister confirms plans to re-run in September
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Peel Commissioner to stand for House of Keys
Katryna Baptist announces election bid
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Fourth candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Colleen Dale-Beeton announces election bid for September
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First sitting Ayre and Michael MHK announces re-election bid
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston to stand again in September
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Douglas North MHK becomes fourth to declare for the constituency
David Ashford to stand for re-election in September
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Middle MHK will not seek re-election
Former broadcaster has been representing the area since 2021
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Council leader becomes third candidate for Douglas Central
Devon Watson intends to stand in September's General Election
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Former chief minister urges election candidates to 'fight for business'
Tony Brown offers advice to those seeking election to the House of Keys
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Fourth candidate to stand in Middle
Simon Sinclair is a pub manager and delivery driver
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Third candidate for Middle
Alf Caine announces plans to stand in September's General Election
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Rushen candidate withdraws from election campaign
Vicky East says it's due to her ongoing health issues
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Seventh candidate declares for Garff
Vicki Hewison announces House of Keys bid
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Sixth candidate declares for Rushen
Mark Kemp to stand in September's General Election
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Third candidate declares for Douglas North
Peter Washington to stand in September's General Election
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Second candidate declares for Douglas East
Quids Inn owner Andrew Saunders to stand for election
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Third candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Alex Perriam to stand in September's General Election
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MHK apologises to constituency colleague after 'parasite politics'spat
Tim Glover tells followers 'I am better than that'
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'Parasite politicians are not what is needed'
Spat breaks out between sitting Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHKs
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Douglas South MHK announces intention to seek re-election
Claire Christian confirms she'll be standing in September's vote
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Christian declares for Arbory, Castletown and Malew
Approach rooted in 'achievable progress'
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Former Garff MHK hopes to regain his seat in September
Martyn Perkins represented the constituency from 2016-2021
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Fifth candidate declares for Garff
Vice chair of Garff Commissioners announces intention to stand
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Fourth candidate declares for Ayre and Michael
Stephen Broad runs a haulage and crane hire business
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Fifth candidate declares for Rushen
Torden Stores owner, Vicky East, to stand in September
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Third candidate declares for Ayre and Michael
Julia Bell announces bid for seat in September's General Election
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Plans to create a 'people's mandate' for prospective election candidates
Public meeting aims to help provide better understanding of priorities
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Second candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Andrew Harris hoping to be elected in September's General Election
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Assisted Dying Bill: Will it get royal assent?
Amendments due to be debated in Tynwald
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Farmer declares intention to stand for election in Garff
Peter Kermeen hoping to secure HoK seat in September

