Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 7th, 2025
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Police to host 'community evening' for residents impacted by Cornaa Beach incident
Officers will be on hand to provide 'reassurance and support'
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Almost £150,000 of food wasted in schools each year
Around five percent of school meals budget thrown away
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Isle of Man population reaches record high but growth falls short of government ambitions
The Island’s population has risen to 84,523 - its highest on record - but with only 454 more residents since the 2021 Census, growth remains well below the pace needed to meet government targets.
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Onchan Pleasure Park toilets vandalised overnight
CCTV footage is currently being reviewed
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Police issue further statement following 'serious assault at Cornaa Beach'
Douglas man arrested after incident in the north
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Chance to discuss 20mph proposals in Peel
Drop-in session taking place at Peel Town Hall this afternoon
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Manxman sailings delayed due to tidal restrictions
Extended crossing time for overnight service
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Ramsey Commissioner's concern over future of town's dilapidated properties
Comes as consultation considers shake-up of rates system
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More UK buyers seeking Island properties
Mortgage advisor reports increased interest from across
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Tim Crookall on his resignation: "I disagreed with a few things that were coming through"
Glenfaba and Peel MHK left his role as Minister Without Portfolio last month
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New name for Tower Insurance, but local links unchanged
Company rebrands as 'Intact Isle of Man Limited'
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Castletown Commissioners confirm children's play area refurbishment work ongoing
Chair Tony Brown hopes to have the bowling green area open by Easter
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Important to draw people away from 'short-term' thinking when it comes to climate change, says conservationist
Merlin Hanbury-Tenison to visit Island later this month