Isle of Man News from Tuesday, August 4th, 2026
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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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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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Evening Mountain Road closures ahead of Classic TT & MGP
DoI to take on essential maintenance works
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Seventh candidate declares for Glenfaba and Peel
Daniel Davison is the youngest to declare at 18
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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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Businesses call for more government support as unpaid VAT bill is revealed
Treasury has no plans for relief for businesses
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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