Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 14th, 2025
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Bull shot by firearms officers had escaped from the meat plant
Police comment as Isle of Man Meats launches review
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Isle of Man inflation dips to 2.9% percent
Hospitality, education and food continue to drive price growth despite overall slowdown
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Tributes paid to Positive Action Group founder
Campaigner "helped shape the broader Manx political narrative"
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Government "lacks coalescence", says Manx Labour leader
Joney Faragher criticises the Council of Ministers as an “impromptu” body formed through a forced process
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Dangerous bull "safely dispatched" by trained officers
Animal's escape resulted in road closures in Tromode
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Fenella footbridge reopens after planned maintenance works
Pedestrians can once again used path over Peel Harbour
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Police capture runaway bull
The animal was on the loose, heading in the direction of Quarterbridge
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Four-week adjournment for attempted murder accused
Teenager to appear in court again next month
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Over 2,200 people impacted by personal data breaches this summer
Number of reported breaches dropped slightly from 61 in Q1 to 52 in Q2
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Mixed thoughts on Newson's development
Planners grant green light to refurbish the site
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Early diagnosis the best weapon the battle against breast cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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Clerk of Braddan Commissioners retiring after 18 years in position
Colin Whiteway says his biggest lesson has been 'patience'
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Service of Remembrance to honour babies lost too soon
Manx Care’s annual event will offer families a quiet space for reflection and remembrance
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Former Manx bard to release poetry collection on homelessness
Michael Manning's work 'Graih: Prophetic-Utopian' to be launched at concert
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Former Family Library to reopen as Manx Family Centre
The Douglas site reopens this weekend under a new name and management, following community fundraising and support from local organisations