Isle of Man News from Thursday, October 29th, 2026
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Court orders return of property seized by police
Deemster agreed searches appeared to be a 'fishing expedition'
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Charity to connect elderly people with services at event
Age Concern hopes to inform residents about support available
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Court to order election recount
Julie Edge has petitioned the court after alleged irregularities in this year's election and result declaration.
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Number of bus services cancelled or at risk today
Bus Vannin blames ‘staffing difficulties’
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UK Budget measures to help gas consumers not to be replicated here
Isle of Man Energy says it has no plans to remove standing charges
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Onchan heading for full recount following petition from ex-MHK
Former MHK Julie Edge has called the results into question
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Treasury 'always looking' at whether additional support packages are needed
Treasury minister says any changes will be made based wholly on the situation in the Isle of Man
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Onchan MHK confident in 'integrity' of those involved in election process
Follows decision by former colleague to start legal proceedings
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"We've even found sharp knives": Charity shop appeal after donations left outside
Concerns raised after goods are left on shop's doorstep
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Hand, foot and mouth disease not a notifiable condition says Public Health
Common, and highly contagious, in youngsters
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Postponed fireworks display not down to 'bad organisation'
Council confirms new date instead of cancelling show
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Work to assess conditions of Island's roads to begin next week
Specialist company to start surveying work next month
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Government House to host 'Murder Most Excellent' ahead of governor's farewell
Local playwright to produce play to coincide with end of Sir John Lorimer's term