Isle of Man News from Thursday, October 22nd, 2026
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'Very unsettled' weekend on the way
Expect localised flooding and some trees down, says Met Office
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Poor weather forecast sees Liverpool sailings cancelled
Steam Packet confirms further disruption as storms approach
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More sailings cancelled due to poor weather forecast
Friday morning's Heysham crossings called off
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Convenience store committed to expanding its Manx produce offering
Costcutter officially opened in Castletown today
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Ten local authorities looking for candidates to stand in by-elections
Vacancies due to House of Keys elections and retirements
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Murder Trial: Jury retires to consider its verdict
16-year-old standing trial accused of murder
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Manx businesses urged to check whether websites use PHP
Flaw in programming language could leave websites vulnerable
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Decision to raise freight fuel surcharge 'not taken lightly'
Steam Packet responds after haulage business raises concerns
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Friday's Larne sailings cancelled due to adverse forecast
Saturday and Sunday services also at risk
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Steam Packet adds more sailings to at risk list
Storm Austen expected to bring strong winds to the Island this weekend
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Local haulier says latest Steam Packet fuel surcharges can't be absorbed
MHK to quiz treasury minister over support for sector amid rising costs
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The 'rapid growth' of parents delaying giving their children smartphones
More than 500 Manx families sign 'Smartphone Free Childhood pact'
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Ramsey Commissioners says prospective candidates must 'care' about the town
Chair Sandra Cottam-Shea says housing and parks are some issues dealt with by board
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Charity warns of consequences of 'explosion' in kitten numbers
Pets Aid League currently offering financial support for spaying and neutering
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UCM launches new qualification in Uniformed Protective Services
The BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate is the equivalent to three A-Levels