Isle of Man News from Wednesday, March 11th, 2026
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"I fell in love with animals that didn't get as much attention"
Teen mental health champion to give talk on power of 'weird pets'
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"I can’t live like this": Manx woman speaks out about years of chronic pain from endometriosis
31-year-old says condition dominates daily life as complaint to Manx Care remains unresolved months later
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Updated national risk assessment for money laundering published
Isle of Man classed as medium high risk for money laundering overall
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Have your say on the future of the Island's plantations
DEFA launches consultation on its plans to move towards mixed, multi-age woodlands
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Sailings cancelled due to predicted gales
Yellow weather warning for Thursday
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Warning for 'disorderly' parents attending schools
Police tell people to follow 'appropriate channels' with concerns
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New board members sought for abattoir
Recruitment process now open
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Controversial local authority legislation debate deferred to end of March
Clause five could see functions imposed on authorities without financial support
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Yellow weather warning for gale force winds
Travel disruption likely
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Island offers consumer fuel protection advice
Price of oil rises steeply due to conflict in Middle East
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Ballabeg man declares intention to stand in 2026 General Election
Mark Firth hopes to secure a seat in Arbory, Castletown and Malew
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Almost 800 people have had their visa curtailed in the past three years
Figure prompts queries in the House of Keys
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'Compromise' required in bus strike talks says former minister
Michelle Haywood says recognition needed for drivers working unsocial hours
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Steam Packet warns of potential sailing disruption
Gale force winds expected overnight and tomorrow morning
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Bus driver strikes could extend beyond March says union
Unite in a long-running dispute with bus vannin over pay and conditions
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Holidaymakers keep fingers crossed amid Middle East travel disruption
Closure of airspace sees Manx residents 'trapped' abroad
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Government 'might not be targeting the right people' to move to the Island says MHK
Ann Corlett discusses plans for population growth and the need to close 'loopholes' in the system
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Fishing visa rules could prove detrimental warns industry boss
Regulations imposed on foreign workers in Manx waters
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Talented Manx chef urges young people to consider a career in the kitchen
Former UCM student George Harris is now Chef de Partie at 'Source'
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Ramsey Commissioners announce closure period for contractor at NCAS
Local authority confirms it will shut on 23 March for 'necessary preparations'