Isle of Man News from Thursday, March 19th, 2026
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Junction closed following collision between motorcyclist and car
Motorists urged to avoid junction between Johnny Watterson Lane and Hillberry
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Emergency services respond to incident at Douglas Port
Manxman voyage delayed as police, fire and coastguard crews attend Sea Terminal
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Information Commissioner upholds complaint over Cabinet Office FOI handling
Department told to reconsider response on Area Plan documents after failings in redactions, review process and timing
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'It's a wonderful career' Isle of Man celebrates World Social Work Day
Over 90 people attend event at Noble's Hospital
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Farmers' union calls for stronger legislation to tackle ongoing problem of sheep worrying
MNFU survey reveals impact of issue on Manx agricultural community
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Steam train offers extra commuter service amid bus strikes
Bus drivers are due to enter their fourth round of industrial action
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1-2% of vehicles on Island's roads untaxed
Department of Infrastructure estimates loss of income of £110,220
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Manx Radio reports financial loss amidst ‘continued market uncertainty’
Loss of around £20k reported by national broadcaster
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Police investigating RTC in Laxey last month
Officers want to speak to the driver
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Manx Utilities says ‘strong hedging’ strategy limits exposure to gas price surge
Chair tells Tynwald forward buying has shielded Island from volatility following Middle East escalation
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Potholes, sewage and an offshore windfarm: Garff residents tell of 'key issues' ahead of the election
Manx Radio visits eastern constituency ahead of September's polls
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“Positive outcome” as Tynwald gives green light for detailed tramway reinstatement plans
Sarah Maltby’s motion unanimously approved, with detailed proposals due in May 2026
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First passenger sailing of 2026 for Manannan
Fastcraft operating on Heysham route this morning
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One-way traffic reinstated at White Hoe
Section of Old Castletown Road partially reopens
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Noble's Emergency Department is 'safe' but 'too small by modern standards'
Manx Care says work ongoing to manage demand in the short-term