Isle of Man News from Thursday, November 5th, 2026
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Defibrillator unveiled at Peel Fire Station
Money raised at open day went towards life-saving device
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Important historic site vandalised
Graffiti sprayed across Hango Hill near Castletown
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Police respond to social media post alleging sexual assault by serving officer
Anonymous poster claims 'police have refused to investigate'
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Two candidates to contest empty seat on Arbory and Rushen Commissioners
Vacancy on Arbory Ward left following House of Keys election
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Deemster sets out plan for insurance claim retrial
The previous judge resigned without issuing verdict
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'National Housing Plan' focus for new Housing and Communities Minister
Rob Callister MHK lays out his priorities for the role
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Bride Commissioners lodge petition of doleance
Local authority says its residents are being discriminated against
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Garff Commissioners announces Laxey Ward by-election
Three candidates have come forward for the one seat
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Lord Street buyer dropped out
Negotiations ongoing with other bidders
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Investigations and repairs continuing on Manxman
Flagship has been out of action since July
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Domestic abuser who threw axe at partner sentenced
52-year-old subjected his then partner to several assaults
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Police appeal for witnesses and footage following incident in Douglas
Video shared on social media shows group involved in physical alternation
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Enterprise Minister calls for businesses to find Island's next niche sector
Robert Cowell says the Isle of Man needs to innovate to strengthen the economy
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Welbeck owner says buyer news 'still comes with a little bit of disbelief'
Michael George says a number of things yet to be finalised
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Difficult to prepare pets and livestock when firework displays are across the month
ManxSPCA issues advice ahead of several events around Island
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"I thought it was fantastic": Charities come together at Age Concern event
Hear from guests and organisers at The Empress Hotel in Douglas
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Douglas Council motion could allow residents to bring forward petitions
Councillor hopes it would 'empower' communities to run their own events
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Two candidates step forward for Peel Commissioners by-election
One seat available on local authority
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Seat filled on Douglas Council by local business owner
Livia Lenarduzzi will be represent its South Ward until 2029
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Ramsey Commissioners North and South Wards to have contested elections
A total of six people have stepped forward for three seats across both wards
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Digital memorial space to offer free service to Island families
'In Loving Memory' designed to ensure stories 'live on forever'