Isle of Man News from Thursday, April 3rd, 2025
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Will the impending arrival of Wetherspoons to Manx shores impact the local music scene?
One artist says local people will always support local music
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Isle of Man records lowest March rainfall since 1953
Into the top 20 driest months on record
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Fire service warns of the dangers of wildfires
Disposable barbecues, cigarettes and glass bottles are common culprits
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Post Office to halt non-postal services at Governor’s Hill store
Current sub-Post Office counter will close on 23 April 2025
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Work on Douglas harbour mud build-up to continue into summer
Infrastructure ministers says DoI is working to secure dredging vessel
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Increase in anti-social behaviour in Onchan
Residents becoming 'repeat victims' of 'small group of youths'
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Lord Street scheme WILL still go ahead
Co-developer plans to resubmit planning application
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Chief Minister meets with the reconstituted parliamentary group
Also attended Prime Minister’s Questions whilst in London
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Public consultation launched on major review of jury eligibility
Review aims to make jury selection more inclusive and reflective of society
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Major Lord Street development withdrawn by developer
Developer pulls plans for cinema, housing and transport hub in Douglas
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2025 horse tram season gets underway this morning
First tram to depart Derby Castle at 9.05am
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No rate rebates for residents in Garff after uncontested election
The commissioners confirmed there are no 'mechanisms' in place
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Castletown Commissioner seeking re-election says a plan is needed for Market Square
Current chair Beth Cannan also wants to make the area more inclusive
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Sport of walking football 'progressing well' on Island
Isle of Man facing national teams at tournament this weekend
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GNAAS confident over future of Manx provision beyond 12 month contract
The service had been in doubt after negotiations with Manx Care initially stalled.
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Summerland survivor: 'Encouraging to see support from UK MPs'
50 people died in the Summerland disaster