Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
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Liverpool ferry terminal to be 'upgraded' to rectify berthing issues
Steam Packet Company confirms sailings will be impacted
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Audiences to be asked to limit conversations during performances at Villa Gaiety
Extra security to be used during high capacity events
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£6k fine for shellfish processing company caught with undersized lobsters
Follows routine inspection by Fisheries Officers in February
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Mail services to Canada suspended due to strike
Isle of Man Post Office halts deliveries as Canada Post workers begin industrial action
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Firm linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone breached £122m PPE contract, High Court rules
A company linked to Tory peer Baroness Michelle Mone breached a government contract of nearly £122m to supply surgical gowns during the COVID-19 pandemic, the High Court has ruled.
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Bar George fined heavily for 'lackadaisical approach to fire safety'
Officers found a set of double fire doors screwed shut
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Government initiative aims to reduce long-term unemployment
'Making Work Worthwhile' aims to help those without a job due to mental ill health re-enter the workforce
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Manxman and Manannan sailings brought forward tomorrow
Vessel to depart earlier due to adverse weather forecast
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Proposed minimum wage increase met with mixed response
Some say it will cripple small businesses, while others don't think it goes far enough
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Criticism as Manx Care publishes 'stark' annual report
But health body 'proud' of 'significant improvements' despite 'challenges'
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Residents 'fairly suspicious' of council move to cut 39 trees in Ballanard Road park
Douglas Council says the matter is not related to a proposed building compound
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Conservation work begins at Harry Kelly’s Cottage after storm damage
Protective cover installed following roof damage caused by recent severe weather
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Charity to host mascot trot fundraiser
Organisation hoping to raise money to continue its work