Isle of Man News from Tuesday, May 13th, 2025
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Police urge drivers to secure vehicles following rise in thefts
Officers say some vehicles were taken after being left unlocked with keys inside
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New rules soon to come into force for residents travelling to Northern Ireland with pets
'Significant changes' from 4 June
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Manx Care denies closure of Ward 4 at Noble’s Hospital
Executive Director of Nursing says gynaecology care is being restructured to reduce unnecessary inpatient stays
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UK immigration changes not 'mirrored automatically' on Isle of Man
Government to consider announcement as part of wider policy review
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Celton Manx surrenders Isle of Man online gambling licence
Operator of SBOBET and SBOTOP removed from GSC licensee register
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Niarbyl cafe refurbishment work ongoing
Manx National Heritage apologises as drainage issues continue
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Family library to close due to increased costs and declining income
Charity says the decision to shut in July has been very hard
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Island property sales up in April
But average prices appear to have fallen
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Information Commissioner supports FoI fees in principle, but warns proposals could 'erode the spirit of the law'
Office publishes response to government consultation
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Precise profitability data for each bus route not held by DOI
Cregneash bus route was scrapped last year because it wasn't 'financially viable'
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Matrons role officially announced
Assurance it's not just another layer of management
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Majority of Island's bus routes 'not profitable'
MHK seeking figures from infrastructure minister
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Veteran runner to take on seven marathons in seven days
Geoff Rice is raising money for the RNLI
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Youth Select Committee launches inquiry into opportunities for young people on the Isle of Man
Committee seeks public views on education, training, and why so many young adults leave the Island
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Peat protection, wind farm impact and bus route viability among questions in House of Keys
MHKs to quiz ministers in 17-long question paper
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Police warn public against illegal e-scooter use on Isle of Man roads
Riders risk fines and licence points, with authorities reminding parents of the legal implications for children