Isle of Man News from Friday, October 17th, 2025
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Delays to Castletown School Hill development blamed on Treasury
Commissioners say it has been five months since approval was given
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Law enforcement agencies carry out raids in Douglas and Onchan
Search warrants executed on the day new sanctions imposed on international scam network
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Carrefour Health Club to close its doors next month
Owners cite 'exponential rise' in operational costs as the reason for its closure
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New date for Ramsey fireworks due to 'logistical issues'
Local authority says it 'recognises' the change will affect people's plans
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Peel Commissioners says its 'really positive' that Marine Parade has approval
Chair Ray Harmer hopes the development will 're-energise' the sea front
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Some Laxey homeowners still facing insurance issues
Calls for government to do more to help Glen Road residents
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'Long way to go' to increase active travel numbers
MHK calls for report into active travel
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Around seven megawatts of renewable energy currently generated privately on-Island
About 1,000 MUA customers now have their own renewable energy source installed
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Charity event hopes to shine light on men's mental health
Local musicians will be performing and shaving their heads for charity
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Minimum Wage Committee agrees not to back 9.9% uplift
Fears £13.46 rate could be unsustainable for some businesses