Isle of Man News from Tuesday, November 18th, 2025
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Government suffers fresh defeat over North and West Area Plan
Last-minute Treasury amendment sparks criticism before combined vote delivers set back for Cannan administration
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Steam Packet confirms overnight sailings cancelled
Gale warning in operation in North Irish Sea tonight
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Plans to be submitted for Ramsey Harbour flood defence scheme
Department of Infrastructure's proposals to go on display
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"Demand for green, clean energy is rising amongst all businesses", says MUA
More than a quarter of imported electricity now classified as 'zero-carbon'
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Brief lapse in concentration can cause a serious or fatal collision, say police
Fines up to £5,000 for driving carelessly
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"Substantial progress" made on design of new Castle Rushen High School, says minister
But MHK criticises pace of progress on Castletown site
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No impact assessment carried out ahead of minimum wage decision
Less than 60 people responded to a survey
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Douglas Coastguard aid overnight medical transfer
Patient transported by helicopter 936 from Caernarvon
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Treasury 'still negotiating' backup options for MiCard users with no bank account
Service is due to be switched off at the end of the year
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Yellow weather warning issued for ice
Forecasters warn it could be further extended
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DEFA minister welcomes Milan Vets' farming services extension
Clare Barber tells Tynwald it's vital an alternative provision is secured
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Steam Packet warns of potential sailing disruption
Gale force winds could impact today's Manxman schedule
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Onchan Commissioners 'pleased' police drop in sessions resuming in village
Chair Anthony Allen says it's a 'step in the right direction' for residents
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MHK calls for probe into Island's financial services and eGaming frameworks
Chris Thomas warns sectors are 'under pressure' and cites worried employees
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Manx mum 'confident' neurodiversity training for all teachers will come to fruition
Politicians universally backed motion to make adaptive and inclusive practice a core part of teacher training
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Windfarm consultation closing
Final chance to have your say about Mooir Vannin proposal
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Agricultural vet services and GP ratios on Tynwald question paper
A look ahead as November's sitting gets underway
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Pet food charity issues Christmas appeal
Demand on Pet Food Pantry rising as festive season approaches
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Dog-friendly cathedral pilgrimage brings Daisy to Peel
Dog behaviourist Sarah Morris is hoping to change the minds of church leaders across Britain