Isle of Man News from Wednesday, April 29th, 2026
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Motorists urged to find alternative route home following crash
Mountain Road could be closed until 11pm
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Businesses under threat from Steam Packet freight surcharge says Chamber
88 percent of respondents report a negative business impact from the surcharge
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Car tax demand at vehicle testing centre 'causing a few problems'
Infrastructure minister admits the change has presented some challenges
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Reinstating horse tram tracks will cost almost £2 million
Chief engineer tells Manx Radio 'no major problem' with business case
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Section of Douglas Promenade reopens following RTC
Emergency services responding to incident near Castle Mona
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Proposed 2026 Southern 100 Road Races schedule unveiled
Extra qualifying session among possible alterations for this year
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People interested in reviewing medical complaints sought
New members wanted for HSCOB
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Man admits stealing more than £50,000 worth of devices from Manx Telecom
Case committed to higher court for sentencing
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TT: New book details near 119 year history
Features unseen photographs and much more
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Manx Care to be briefed on headaches facing southern GP surgery
MHKs step in after access, confidentiality and abuse concerns are raised
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Horse tram business case is a 'work in progress' admits DoI minister
MHK who pushed for proposals says she believes it's been rejected
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Bus Vannin investigating after claims woman and baby fell on bus
Passenger reports 'really upsetting incident' on promenade