Isle of Man News

It is due to adverse weather forecast

Dangerous tree to be felled

As Australia bans social media for under-16s, Manx parents discuss whether a smartphone is an ideal gift

Manx Care insists relocation of services is only temporary

Tristan Torry was 28

Leader Devon Watson says tenants on Marathon Drive and Falcon Cliff Terrace are aware

Annual rent adjustments to be directly linked to the previous year’s September Consumer Price Index

Stu Peters to call for referendum at next week's Tynwald sitting

Two board members threatened to resign over the decision

A Manx woman says she started her wig shop to help establish a support network

Isle of Man Young Farmers raising money for two charities

Manx Care says it's due to an ongoing pest control problem

These include financial reports and a review of the clause after three years

Nobody will go without benefits when existing cards expire

Report shows early-career exodus persists while young families and health sector workers bolster numbers

A crewman died after going overboard

A final decision will be made by the master by 9am on Friday morning

It comes into effect from 8.30pm tonight

Ray Lakeman's sons Jacques and Torin died in 2014

Hosted by internationally acclaimed arts company

One MHK lambasts Education (Amendment) Bill 2025 for more than 40 minutes

26-year-old was stopped when exiting the ferry

Creative writing session at RGS used Manx myths and legends to inspire them to tell stories

Cold-water swimmer marks 13 years of fundraising with 10-minute shorts-only swim on New Year's Day

Debate on Isle of Man Constitution Bill adjourned until the new year 

'The Big Manx Feast' will return in September next year

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Higher pay requirements and stricter dependant policies to be reviewed by Council of Ministers

Rising labour and energy expenses dominate concerns, while optimism around future demand and profitability remains muted

Claims of 'pressure selling' and a political 'scramble' emerge

Government is proposing legislation to allow up to 12 weeks of extra parental leave to those eligible

Tony Brown says respondents had 'firm views' about the area

Jane Glover says the new area will be 'valuable' for residents and visitors to the area

Costs, conditions, and waiting lists are also under scrutiny as members table new legislative amendments

AFD Software Ltd hosts annual thanksgiving event

Changes to come into force in April 2026

Government's asking for feedback on proposed changes to election process

Public counter will open in Central Government Offices on 15 December

Police uncovered over 30,000 images on 52-year-old's devices

Work taking place to repair damaged concrete near Empress Hotel

The service will end at the end of the year

New bill would remove the need for religious education to be "wholly or mainly Christian"

Manx Wildlife Trust warns the species could have a detrimental impact on the Island's ecosystem

Around 150 young musicians to perform seasonal music and new compositions

Reverend Daniel Norris will join the Diocese of Sodor and Man next year

Douglas memorabilia store to deliver toys to charities

New film released about a Manx tradition

Employment (Amendment) Bill 2025 set for first reading in the House of Keys 

Home Affairs Minister also quizzed on prisoner transfers

It confirmed Jason Roberts will support the local authority during 'transitional' period

Highway had previously shut due to poor weather conditions

Department doesn't hold records for parking fines revenue, minister adds

Proposals were voted down by Tynwald earlier this month

Sessions taking place at MISH centre on 1 December

Funding boost comes from Co-op’s Local Community Fund

Highway shut in its entirety this evening (29 Nov)

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Historian and broadcaster has been reflecting on the Island 60 years ago

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The Island became the first place in the British Isles to approve assisted dying legislation 

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The project includes essential maintenance and expansion

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Prostate cancer kills 12,000 men a year

Property developer looking to build on vacant land near Balthane Park

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Warning follows sentences for three men from Nottingham this week

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Issue with mooring lines resolved after weeks of delays

Digital Isle of Man boss warns that industry trust is slipping, describing internal tensions, and watering down of 'ambitious' documents ahead of MONEYVAL

Consultation garners 35 responses

Two motorists arrested for drink or drug driving 

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Drugs had an estimated street value of £99,000

The charity wants to explore ways it can generate income from the site while making sure it stays protected

Murder of the Dancefloor star to appear at the Villa Marina in July

108-year-old Evelyn Teare passed away last week

Named winner at this year’s Architects’ Journal Awards

There had been doubt cast due to the poor weather forecast

Lawrie Hooper hoping to introduce bill preventing development of South Beach

It comes after a question was put to the DESC Minister in Tynwald about its autumn closure

Government welcomes petition amid calls for supermarkets to do more for Isle of Man products

Isle of Man health professionals discuss common condition in the elderly

Entries for 2026 event closing soon

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676 recipients are paid more allowance than is earned on a fulltime minimum wage

Poor weather forecast puts Manxman's Friday evening crossings in doubt

Scaffolding erected around ancient Manx monument

Ramsey's Lawrie Hooper will ask for backing when the House of Keys sits on Tuesday

Incident deemed a 'momentary lapse of judgement' by prosecution

Calls for a targeted screening programme for prostate cancer intensify

Ørsted issues statement as concerns raised about impact on radar operations

A new facility may take two or three years

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It comes as UK regulator looking at new rules around the issue

A look at which Westminster measures apply automatically, which may be mirrored, and what they mean for the Island’s economy

Alfred Cannan attends annual Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council meeting

Actor and Isle of Man resident honoured with new star on Almeria's Walk of Fame

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AFD Software Ltd to host charity representatives at Mountain View Innovation Centre

Tobacco duty to increase this evening

Garff and Ramsey Commissioners says it would have a detrimental impact in their areas

A total of 293 cases appeared before the courts in that year

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Body set out series of concerns it believes would compromise its operations

The Diocese of Sodor and Man launches new account on social media platform

'Operation Make-Shift' tested procedures meant to highlight potential cases of child exploitation

John Wannenburgh to ask Tynwald to consider enforcement measures as island farmers raise concerns about food security

Pets At Home has a branch on the Spring Valley Industrial Estate

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Drop-in session at Markwell House in Douglas today (26 Nov)

Some claim they're a potential road hazard

Over 100 new employees since refurb 

OfT offers advice ahead of Black Friday sales

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Visiting speaker says not all women feel comfortable speaking in male-dominated sector

One-off class taking place in 2026

Concerns centre of radar interference, firing range operations and air safety

DOI is gritting main roads around the Island

It's been blamed for the delays to the Balthane roundabout and bypass scheme

Phil Gawne says it's been a 'pleasure' and 'privilege' to serve the parish

Joney Faragher says government amendments have blunted her proposal to give local authorities greater power to act against long-term vacant and neglected properties

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Around 600 still using the card for benefit and pension payments

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Garff Commissioners is hoping to take over the former Princes Motors site

Members to debate road safety plans, public service updates, and fresh amendments to the bill removing the Bishop's vote

Officers hosting drop-in sessions in Liverpool, Birmingham and London

Inner Wheel highlighting campaign to end violence against women

The book was launched this weekend

The consultation ran between June and July 

It would operate on weekdays during term time only

The cards have been used since 2009

It's as data shows more pupils turning to packed lunches

Warning GDP could fall 'significantly' if Isle of Man is greylisted 

It's aimed to tackle isolation and loneliness

Meeting at Manx Legion Club in honour of Roger Tomlinson

Company says support for 'giving tree' has been 'incredible'

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Manx doctors have an average of 1,998 patients registered to them

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Education minister insists it's very much part of the design

Review pushed back until June 2026

Consultation open until 22 December

Officers suspect vehicle may have been taken without consent

While IOM isn't experiencing the same issues, residents urged to remain vigilant

Route has been closed since Wednesday due to icy conditions

Service to be evaluated before decision on whether to expand to other practices

It's for anyone who carries out EV repairs

Tynwald Ceremony Arrangements Committee to oversee the organisation

Local authority wants to expand its stock to support community needs

It's a five year term, starting in Spring next year

Local authority wants to know what could be improved in the area

A more efficient, user-friendly process is promised

More than 100 vendors expected there this weekend

She was the first woman to join the Royal Academy in 1922

Former government press officer says some have been 'very skewed'

"Be a voice for your Island", says chair

Figures compiled following recent minimum wage meeting

Local Authority says it's a criminal offence and will be investigating the incident

Previous plans to discontinue service have come under fire this week

The road has been closed since Wednesday

Data throughout the year shows more students taking up packed lunch

Order removes most automatic exemptions and widens the Island's pool of potential jurors

Cheques exchanged at The Old Market Inn

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Member Stuart Hardingham believes the relationship is a 'two way street'

There's concerns apprenticeship offerings will decrease

Brewery marks occasion with book as new owners work on plans for Castletown site

Timetable for 2026/27 utilises Ben-my-Chree and increases volume of Heysham and Liverpool sailings

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Chair Anthony Allen says it's a 'step in the right direction' for residents

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare