Isle of Man News from Tuesday, March 31st, 2026
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Sailings altered as 'ongoing dredging issues' lead to 'insufficient water depths in Douglas port'
Steam Packet makes changes to Manxman's timetable over the coming days
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Motion to sell Old Castletown Police Station to be put before Tynwald
The Baillie Scott building's been owned by Manx National Heritage since 2018
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Manx Care asks all GPs to formally adopt Jess's Rule
Follows MHK's question in the House of Keys
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DOI issues 'final' offer to bus drivers
Unite members have just concluded fifth round of strike action
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Government 'taking rising fuel prices seriously'
Chief minister gives update in the House of Keys
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Hospice's 'essential core services' will remain protected
The health minister says her department will offer the charity support following redundancy announcement
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Fuel retailer says there's no need to stockpile diesel
One forecourt ran out of diesel just three hours after it was confirmed it had restocked
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Final reading for bill aiming to "modernise, streamline and strengthen the Island’s Criminal Justice System"
LegCo asked to reform court treatment of 17-year-olds
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Visitors give tourism levy idea the thumbs down
Tynwald to be asked to receive report outlining pros and cons of visitor tax
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Government CEO defends whistleblowing systems as committee probes effectiveness
Mark Lewin tells Tynwald inquiry staff “should always be safe to speak out”, but acknowledges potential for confusion in reporting systems
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Chief minister to give fuel rise and bus strike updates in House of Keys
Plus statement from health minister on Hospice funding
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Explore the Island with your Mannin Aboo passport
They will be available from participating destinations
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Diesel price increases 'could put some taxi drivers out of business'
Manx Taxi Federation's reacting to the 50p jump