Isle of Man News from Friday, March 27th, 2026
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Gandeys Circus cancels Sunday shows due to high winds
Customers offered chance to rebook
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Health minister to give statement on Hospice funding
Claire Christian to speak to Keys members as charity announces redundancies
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Manx National Heritage sites reopen
Visitor hubs set to be introduced at two locations this summer
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Majority of people on IOM not satisfied with travel options
New survey reveals less than 20% satisfied with reliability and cost of services
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Mayor of Douglas continues in role for another year
Steven Crellin will formally accept the role at AGM in May
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Samaritans to host dawn walk along Douglas Prom this weekend
Support is available to anyone trying to find a way out of their own darkness
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Final round of bus strike action gets underway
Drivers balloted as weekend walkout begins
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'A good vibe': Easter Festival of Running returns in a week's time
Hundreds of locals and visitors taking part in staple of Manx sporting calendar
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Price of oil and fuel on Island expected to rise 'significantly'
Supplies are said to be 'stable'
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Hospice redundancies decision "tough to make but the right thing to do", says CEO
Charity boss outlines financial difficulties amid calls for government support
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Requisition meeting to be held this evening to discuss future of Baldrine Hall
Captain of the Parish says they entirely understand the church's position
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Mannin Music says concerns about beach stage only raised earlier this week
Laura and David Rowles have until 2 April to apply for necessary licenses