Isle of Man News from Wednesday, June 17th, 2026
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Politicians back plan for Treasury to bring funding request for finishing horse tram track
Department must return to court in July
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Judgment deferred in appeal against rejection of bid to overturn Summerland inquest verdict
Deemster's ruling on campaigners' case delayed
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Return of popular charity walk for Sight Matters
Ivan Soulsbury Coast 2 Coast Walk is in September
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Douglas dance school invests £60,000 into new academy
Move it Studios to subsidise 60 selected families in first year
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Ramsey Commissioners looking for planning approval for new social housing
Wants to develop 30 flats on former Albert Road and Close Woirrey sites
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Senior medical leaders 'reject' results of rapid bed review
Independent review found adding beds will not solve wider issues
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Students split on prospect of under-16 social media ban
IOM Government hasn't confirmed if it plans to follow UK's lead
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Firearms officers training underway in Douglas
Officers operating in the grounds and building of European House
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Island's police supporting UK-wide operation led by Immigration Compliance
Constabulary issues statement following activity on King Edward Road this morning
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Plan for future of Hospice to be brought forward 'during this administration'
Any requests for additional funding will be put before Tynwald, says minister
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Plans to create a 'people's mandate' for prospective election candidates
Public meeting aims to help provide better understanding of priorities
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Open Farm event inspires next generation of Manx farmers
Orrisdale Farm in Ballasalla hosts LEAF initiative