Isle of Man News from Wednesday, July 15th, 2026
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Football fans urged to drink responsibly
Motorists warned not to drink drive
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Fundraisers embark on walk along 'The Road That Brought Us Here'
'Our destination may be Murrayfield but our purpose reaches far beyond it'
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Apartment building planned for Douglas City Centre
28 flats proposed for Finch Road
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Residents still want to see what wind farm will look like
Hearings into Mooir Vannin Offshore Wind Farm conclude this week
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Construction costs on the Island 18% above UK average and comparable with Outer London
'Key problems' include reliance on imported materials, labour shortages and planning delays
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Manx residents 'will probably need to pay more' if they want universal health service
Political commentator expects health to be a big topic at this year's election
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Kitten dubbed 'Doolish' rescued by senior city warden
Adventurous cat now in the care of ManxSPCA
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Third candidate to stand for election in Douglas South
Livia Lenarduzzi hopes to gain a seat in the House of Keys
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Manx 'highly important' part of the Island's culture and identity
It's been spoken for over 1,500 years on the Isle of Man
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Wind farm debate to continue before committee
Meeting held on Monday garnered mixed opinions
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Call for compensation scheme for workers who become ill after contact with asbestos
The legislation would mirror a scheme operating in the UK
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Manx WWII veteran hopeful King will 'treasure' Island visit for the rest of his life
James Fenton met Charles III on his first visit as Lord of Mann
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Port Erin Commissioners says standards of initial hiring process for new clerk 'fell short'
Chair Hannah Mackenzie says repeating procedure in best interests of residents
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St Marks Fair to celebrate Manx produce and village life
Annual event takes place this weekend
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Keys pass nicotine amendments
Bill to go to Tynwald for signing