Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 28th, 2026
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VAT reduction on electricity extended
Extension announced by UK Chancellor in BudgetÂ
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Manx actress to return to West End in April
The Greatest Showman will start theatre run in 2027
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Some EU deliveries suspended 'until further notice'
Systems are not yet ready for changes to customs requirements
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Police: 'We don't comment on whereabouts of individuals'
Follows social media claims about convicted child killer
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No word from Barclays over Island job losses in global cost cutting move
Company 'positioning itself for the future' as it adjusts for AI
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Former MHK seeking to overturn election result
Julie Edge lost her seat in September's election
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Senior Manx Radio staff member was 'discourteous' but not aggressive
Broadcaster responds to complainant following independent investigation into incident
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Government resources 'are not unlimited'
Ard-Shirveishagh responds to MHK's comments on allocation of public funds
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Richmond Hill to close for drainage works this evening
Route will shut between 6.30pm and 10.30pm
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'Bleak future' for Manx businesses if people don't shop local
Shop owner warns of damage of 'Tesco effect'
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Declining amount of food production 'quite frightening'
Chair of farmers' market says loss of food production skills is a worry
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Charity continuing to provide support to family of murdered teenager
'Safe space' for loved ones of Christopher McBurnie
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'Significant progress' on Manxman repairs over the last week
Steam Packet says work to return to vessel to service remains on schedule
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Street cleaning, waste collections and budgets facing new Garff commissionerÂ
Local authority looking to fill empty seat on Laxey Ward
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Last chance to submit nominations for Douglas Council's Community AwardsÂ
Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says chance to recognise those who make 'genuine difference'