Isle of Man News from Wednesday, January 14th, 2026
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Drug trafficker jailed for twelve years
Liam Dunne of Merseyside attempted to evade arrest
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Teachers will be paid for snow day
An all-staff email from DESC had raised concerns for some members of staff
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Minimum Wage: Details of business support to be unveiled in Tynwald
Businesses expected to be impacted by April's increase to the hourly rate
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Salvation Army received over 1,800 referrals for help over Christmas
More and more relying on charity support, says church leader
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Liquidator frustrated with commissioners over failed Port Erin glamping site
Offer on the table for Reayrt Vradda site, says consultant
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Man who strangled and abused ex-partner jailed
A man who admitted strangling his ex-partner has been jailed for more than two years
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Help at hand for SAD sufferers
Advice from Isle of Man Samaritans for people experiencing Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Consultation on government first time buyer schemes to close
Have your say before midnight on 15 January
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GNAAS named the official charity partner for TT 2026
It's the second year of the motorcycle festival's charity programme
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Isle of Man inflation rises to 3.3% in December
Hospitality, education and food costs drive late-year increase, official figures show
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Some residents in the north without power
Manx Utilities say engineers were investigating the fault last night
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Misuse of AI causing harm to the Island's young people
Some images being generated could amount to sexual offences, warn police
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Those struggling with Dry January should consider taking a longer break
Month aims to help people to reset their relationship with alcohol at the start of the year
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Dolly Parton's 'Imagination Library' now available in Douglas
Scheme helps youngsters build their own library of 60 books
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Commissioners disappointed that Local Government Bill not discussed in Keys
Members of Peel, Arbory and Rushen, Michael and Onchan Commissioners in attendance
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MHK refuses to reveal name of school at centre of 'carol ban' claims
Onchan's Julie Edge says she has 'evidence in writing'
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Clinics resume at Ramsey & District Cottage Hospital
Skin and blood clinic services move back to Martin Ward