Isle of Man News

Michael Dunlop tops leader board in qualifying for Lightweight class

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UK celebrity set to take a turn in a sidecar during his stay

Local rider Jamie Williams wins Supersport MGP race

Follows report into Manxman grounding earlier this year

Isle of Man Transport apologises for the inconvenience

Garry Broughton 'will be out of work for a good while'

First time Harris has qualified for the main draw

Plus more Classic TT qualifying on the Snaefell Mountain Course

One of four developments in category at this year's Architects' Journal Awards

Jamie Coward tops leader board in Classic TT Formula 1 qualifier

Report gives recommendations following incident on 1 March

It recognises the challenges having a child after baby loss can bring

United States Government removes ‘de-minimis’ postal exemption

Leader Devon Watson says a 'culture change' is needed around disposing cigarettes

Pet Food Pantry issues appeal for more donations

The unpaid roles will oversee its delivery and set the strategic direction

Today marks halfway stage of events

It was on the agenda at last nights public meeting

Neglected trees could lead to fines of of thousands of pounds

Andy McAllister discharged from Noble's

One fifth achieved A*-A grades

It's as digitisation of vehicle licensing services and MiCard are expected to have 'substantial impact' on demand

Overnight sailing from Heysham left more than six hours behind schedule

18 telegraph poles across five estates would connect 75 premises to faster broadband

Manx Utilities carrying out work on a burst water main

It's the first project to be completed by the Manx Development Corporation

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This year's GCSE group would have been in first year of secondary school during the last lockdown

Last year the overall pass rate for Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications was 98 percent

Decision follows a review of how customers are managing their money

Work to fix electrical component failure completed last night

Support will be available to those considering their next steps 

Classic machines on display this Thursday

Island charities urged to strengthen defences as ransomware attacks increase

It says the site had to be closed and the skip dealt with by a specialist

Singer and actress guest speaker at annual event on 15 September

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The sound is expected to cause disruption in the neighbouring towns and villages

Repairs and sea trials to take place tonight

Coroner of inquests to submit report to chief constable

Brian Thomson admits communication ‘good’, but ‘not good enough’

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MU says more chargers are 'urgently needed' on Island

Exhibition celebrates 25-years since treble victory

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Manx Care's Medical Director urges MGP visitors to consider using community pharmacies

The backup vessel was made ready yesterday amid ongoing technical issues with the Manxman

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MHK hopes Manx Utilities plans get the go-ahead

Roads due to shut at 6pm

Most staff will move The Regency Hotel’s future restaurant venture

It's due to the potential increase in emergency cases

The local authority says it can fine people up to £2,500 if they're caught

Three patients transferred to UK via coastguard helicopter in last 24 hours

Building work began in May 2024 and has been done within budget

Company declines to comment after wave of disruptions since late July

The constabulary is aware of footage of the incident circulating online

Over 29 percent of the total allowable catch has been brought ashore

Will provide the opportunity to meet employers and see what they can offer

Digital Isle of Man says Etsy will help small business

2025 marks 25 years since his historic and final treble TT win

Ben-my-Chree is being prepared to undertake sailings as contingency vessel

Rising hospitality and food costs push Isle of Man’s inflation slightly higher, despite falls in energy and fuel prices

Road likely to stay closed until tonight's MGP practice

'Lighting fires or barbecues on our lands isn’t just against our bye-laws, it’s dangerous'

Marine Operations Centre paged the team at 2.47am

Investigations into the cause of the incident are underway

Process also designed to ensure records are accurate

Discarded items scattered across Marine Drive cliffside

Douglas Courthouse heard that the device was hovering about 20ft high and was about 16 to 20 ft away from the course.

Contingency plans to use the Ben My Chree are being implemented 

It's the first time ever the Class A drug has overtaken the Class B one at Motiv8

The vessel was escorted into Douglas Harbour by a tugboat

No disruption to flights; work confined to two nights only, confirms government

Results will form part of the organisation's election roadmap

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The Association of English Cathedrals recognised the project's success

It's as this year's event includes an extended schedule

Rider Andy McAllister airlifted to Noble's

The restriction applies to all vehicles, including residents

Officers issue reminder of the laws around operating them during road closures

September session at Northern Laa Meanagh to connect carers and service users with local support services over coffee

Ann Corlett says "revolving door of ministers" and "churn" of chief officers has caused a divide

Milntown Estate opening hours to change later this year

Andrew Smith says being online can be beneficial but also creates challenges

Follows approval of £40,000 of funding by Treasury

Isle of Man to host 25th anniversary Inter-Island Environment Meeting

It's to allow for the installation of a new water main

Charity says they're making a comeback after all but being wiped out in Britain

Roads close in the afternoon for first qualifying session

Officers from Ramsey Station work to bring blaze under control

More than £10,000 to help breast cancer patients

Structure was a key element of RAF Jurby

Island’s cyber security experts warn of scam emails targeting local Etsy sellers with fake account alerts

Shake-up of driving laws in England and Wales responding to 'different risks', says minister

Those from outside of the UK unlikely to be covered by reciprocal health agreement

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Hundreds of counterfeit toys were seized in Douglas last month

Rising staff, maintenance and utility costs outpace income growth, widening the pool’s annual deficit

Ten-year-old taking on sea-to-summit hike in aid of Manx charity

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Follows cases of Chikungunya in the UK

Flower field now closed for the season

Victims' families alleged Peter Newbery was allowed out of prison

On this day in 1945 Japan surrendered to allied forces

Repair work on 133-year-old structure completed

According to recent calculations taken by Manx Utilities

Hospitality sector reports tourism boost, but some attractions see visitor numbers drop during road closures

Planning refusal overturned for Strategic Reserve Site after inspector finds “pressing need” for new homes

Closure in place between Ramsey and Creg-ny-Baa from 10am to 12pm

But Gary Thompson says marshals urgently needed for first day

Marlo Lister hoping to raise money for the Manx Stroke Foundation

"It just gets you away from everything!"

Advice from University College Isle of Man on results day

The report highlights inconsistent meeting practices, variable Board contributions, and absent performance measures for Shared Services.

'This adds extra risk to the already significant risk of emergency driving'

Strand Street store open and continuing to trade

Commemorative services planned for 80th anniversary of the end of WWII

Expanded 12-day programme getting underway this weekend

Around 80% expected to continue into higher education

E-commerce site recognises Isle of Man as a supported location

Crews deal with incidents at Keristal and Cregneash

QEII High School says the vast majority of students got into their first or second choice universities

Follows criticism of decision to reduce number of beds in RCDH ward

Chance to give your thoughts to the DOI minister at the Civic Centre

Changes are due to come in on 1 November

DESC says staff will be on hand to offer advice and guidance

DOI outlines policy changes and new flood management guidance in response to 2023 ombudsman findings

Manx Care says changes will improve access and reduce need for GP or hospital visits

It's open to employees who pay into certain government schemes

DEFA responds to former MHK's calls for referendum

Strike expected over the late August Bank Holiday weekend

Ørsted exploring options for Manx power connection

Manx Care says the move is because more care is being delivered in the community

It follows a petition which claimed it would be changing its byelaws 

Viewing before sunrise recommended 

Isle of Play wants to see parks made 

Naughton and Thomson among first-timers in 2025

Will next appear before the Court of General Gaol Delivery

Anyone caught could be fined up to £10,000

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New bus service connects Peel with the south of the Island 

'Mooir Vannin' would be built within Manx territorial waters

Event focusing on major investigations, emerging threats and MONEYVAL review

Plus immigration lawyer's concerns over new proposals

50-year-old was the only person outside the family to have access to the company's business account

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Ronaldsway Met Office looks ahead to start of racing event

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says it was important to speak to children about what they wanted

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Changes will come in from 1 November this year

Prolific event will peak tonight

Cllr Falk Horning he welcomes 'constructive dialogue' with property owners

It's hoped platform will make process easier for residents

Vessel was 'out of optimum approach position' and had to turn sharply

Manx Care says its demand on the inpatient rehabilitation services has reduced

Union NAHT announces ballot result

Minister outlines £46k maintenance spend and future repair plans for new school pitches

It wants to introduce a dedicated maintenance fund to replace old equipment

Docuseries currently 'deep in production'

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Encouragement from partners, friends and workplaces can make a difference

DEFA says there's no evidence of pollution downstream after environmentalist questions 'grey water' levels

Ex-Douglas South member wants to see net zero vote take place alongside 2026 General Election

Excavated material is being repurposed at the site

All funds raised to be donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians

Union representatives warn of ‘false economy’ and risks to patient care, staff morale, and healthcare equity

Alex Allinson responds to caller’s concerns that one-hour cap hinders town centre visits

Incident occurred at around 3:30pm on Thursday 31 July

It takes place in the Arboretum this afternoon

Planning bid lodged to convert nearby field into burial ground

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Licensee says all are welcome at the occasion

Top honours for Tom and Lee Cain’s Foxrock Ubeauty

Unlicensed site offering AI trading services may pose fraud risk, says regulator

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

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month