Isle of Man News

It's after a number of poles have been installed around Douglas and Onchan

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Jason Moorhouse to challenge Attorney General’s Chambers over rising bonus payments amid public concern

Event had to be rescheduled after 'logistical difficulties'

John Knight is leaving the Island for 'personal reasons'

36-year-old has prison sentence reduced on appeal from six years to four

Two MBEs and one BEM have been awarded

Special permission has been granted by DEFA for the search

Heavy rain and possible thunderstorms forecast to affect the Island, with localised flooding risk in some areas

Comes amid escalation in dispute with the headteachers union

Charity urges public not to intervene with fledglings unless clearly injured 

Douglas Central member questions public trust in Cannan administration

NAHT will ask members if they support moving to a ballot for industrial action

Susan Swan is the new chair of the charity 

But signs 'could be 20mph or 30mph', says DoI

Event to take to skies over Douglas Bay in August

2025 TT marked six years of Daley Mathison's tragic death

DfE confirms eGaming company is restructuring its business operations

The local authority says it plans to install fencing and remove 'unauthorised occupation'

Friends of Stephen Hall to cycle 212km from Warrington to Ballaugh on Monday

Martin Hall to take on mammoth endurance challenge

Prisons and Probation Ombudsman makes recommendation to Manx Care

Firefighters contain early morning blaze at disused industrial site.

It could lose seven parking spaces if approved

Organisers of 'T-Rex Thunder Run' to stage summer event in Peel

Forecasters say there's a risk of localised flooding

The restaurant and wine merchant has been operating in Douglas since 2018

More details will be released when available

More effective testing methods have been used here since 2018

Party raises fairness concerns and calls for tax system reform instead of a new levy

Nominations are open for candidates to stand in a by-election

Rotary provides services and goodwill to create lasting change 

MLCs sit for penultimate sitting before summer recess

DESC says public interest 'not served' by releasing exact figure

Castletown Ale Drinkers Society issues statement 'with a heavy heart'

Victim says assaults have impacted 'every part of her life'

Daphne Caine adamant against demands to release details

Disability charity says issues in care system must no longer be ignored

He's serving another three-year term

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This week marks Loneliness Awareness Week

Peel lifeboat crews called out in challenging conditions

Chair Hannah Mackenzie believes decisions made can be 'crucial' for the community

Charity urges people to report any sightings of the bird

Public Health says it's because of advancements in technology

Investigation taking place into 'allegation of assault'

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement issues statement

By September 2025, eight heads will have responsibility for more than one primary school

DEFA vessel found four strings of pots with faulty escape hatches and missing identity tags

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Dr Chris Stockport describes it as a 'contentious subject'

Concerns raised about the incidents included in road safety campaign

Attention now turns to later in the year

Raby told police she knew she'd have lost benefits if she declared change of circumstances

It's done twice a year for economic monitoring

The annual scheme hopes to help keep young people safe during the festival

It's the assessment of Dr Edward Fitzgerald from KPMG

Manx National Heritage's proposal has seen a number of objections

Competition opens for budding poets

Ronaldsway Met Office has produced its annual report for the season

Seventeen questions for answer in today's sitting

The development will see eight new apartments and two commercial outlets in the capital 

Outlet coming 'in the next couple of months'

'Urgent action' needed to rescue charity on brink of closure

Total bill for 2024/25 just shy of £527 million

33-year-old is also accused of trespass with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm

It says the move is 'temporary' and will be for the summer season

A section at the Gooseneck was damaged in a vehicle fire

Isle of Man’s information watchdog outlines case volumes, enforcement activity, and regulatory challenges

Manx actor Joe Locke is executive producer on project

The device was found on the coastal footpath near Spanish Head on Saturday (7 June)

Last week Peter Newbery was denied parole for the second time

Work gets underway on £2.9million reservoir and pump station today

Cyber Security Centre reveals new fraud techniques and growing misuse of social media platforms

Fairgoers believe there's a market for rides to be open on the Island for longer

Superintendent reflects on busy time for Island's police officers

They're 'the perfect souvenir'

Corteen also admitted sexually assaulting a child and stealing underwear

Ramsey MHK to use Tynwald powers in bid to compel education department to release unredacted school reports and internal framework

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Demand expected to pass record breaking figure set in 2022

New strategy and action plan due for publication this month

Crellin deleted 188 files including messenger and internet history

RTLC receives complaints about PPVs parking on double yellow lines and disabled bays

The local authority will be progressing to the design stage of the project

Digital upgrades and automation among early initiatives aimed at unlocking long-term government savings

'When life gets tough, we’re here to listen, to support, to ride'

Only second time in history race has been called off when meeting has taken place

Footpaths closed from Chasms to Burroo Ned

Finale to 2025 racing fortnight was called off this evening (7 June)

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Police say incident was contained within a family

Clerk of the course says tomorrow's forecast and shorter roads closure window means the race can't be run tomorrow

Pretorius warned custodial sentence a 'very real' consideration

DESC is 'working closely with schools and partner agencies'

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Police hope fans have a good time as racing fortnight comes to an end

Motorist stopped this morning found to have arrest warrant from TT 2013

Cordon put in place on Victoria Avenue yesterday evening

Incident happened at Victory Cafe yesterday afternoon

Clerk of the course to provide next update at 12.30pm

Rain now not as heavy as first expected

Five percent rise in passenger numbers during TT fortnight

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Event couldn't run without 'vital support' from UK

Tait has been banned from driving for two years and fined £1,330 for two offences

Officers say incident resulted in full emergency service call out

Clerk of course says it will allow conditions to improve further

Peter Newbery serving life sentence for 2002 double murder

Chair of poverty committee gives take on government progress

Incident happened at Sarah's Cottage yesterday afternoon

Charity hopes study will ultimately make the TT safer

Victim's family "really happy" with decision

Revised schedule to be published in due course

Three races due to take place today

Ballaugh, Jurby, Port Erin and Ramsey Commissioners as well as Douglas Council need new members

Department for Enterprise says Amazon MGM Studios has picked up the package

Mountain Road to close at 9am, with all other roads following suit at 10am

Doubts had been cast because of poor weather

Departed later than scheduled from Belfast overnight

The charity will auction 'legend' bikes at TT 2026

Total cost was less than £2,000

McCormick left the man with a wound that needed glueing and stitches

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Clerk Derek Sewell says town relies on event to 'attract' tourists

Civil court ruling and unpaid debts raise questions over legal robustness of disqualification rules

Guidance outlines rules on form, tone and content – with early advice strongly recommended

"Have you managed to visit other parts of the Island?"

RAF aerobatic team's display takes place tonight

Ron Allen is taken on highspeed lap of the course and takes late wife's ashes to their favourite spectator spot

Juvenile remanded following death of 14-year-old Christopher McBurnie

It was also the warmest, according to Ronaldsway Met Office

Lobbyists host vigils on Douglas promenade every Friday 'for the Palestinian people'

Contingency day available tomorrow is not being utilised

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Some have even had cover specifically for the event

Local authority wants 'qualified and experienced' organisations to volunteer

Alex Allinson discusses CoMin's Annual Report on Poverty Measures

Event has faced frequent disruption this year, mostly due to weather

The Mountain Road has shut ahead of the planned closure after an RTC

Police say social media response shows TT fans don't condone such behaviour

Police issue reminder that cycling is prohibited on the route during TT

ACU Benevolent Fund uses the money raised to support injured riders

Hopes move will boost tourism to the Isle of Man

Cycling legend was in attendance for last night's races

Frenchman performed 'risky' overtakes before almost colliding with pedestrian and hitting two vans

Chair Anthony Allen matters were addressed to avoid 'disruption' local authority's business

A move to close it all year round was seen as a controversial decision

Both today's races to now be run in the evening

Juvenile makes first appearance following death of Christopher McBurnie 

Facebook post blasts 'careless' spectators at K Tree

It's an offence to do so on public transport

It follows the murder investigation into the death of 14-year-old Christopher McBurnie

Debate continues on balance between university degrees and apprenticeships for young workers

John Hamilton made the announcement on Facebook last night (2 June)

Don't fall foul of fraudulent posts, urges support group

Government publishes updated maps online

Incident happened just before 11pm yesterday

It closed overnight as a safety precaution amid yellow weather warning

Empire Of raising money for the Island's Hyperbaric Chamber

Police provide update into ongoing investigation

The Mountain Road will close in its entirety as a safety precaution

Schedule update issued as Mountain Road stays closed overnight

Report into poverty on the Isle of Man published

Officers remain on the scene in Ramsey

Roads Policing Unit says it's increased its enforcement this year

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It's coming close to their busiest year in 2022

Manx Care says NHS systems in England incorrectly recorded temporary addresses as permanent

Drop-in sessions being made available across the Island this week

Destination First seeking to tackle broken signs and tired facilities

All races have been shortened amid ongoing weather concerns

Several crossings have been brought forward to avoid the worst of the conditions

Joney Faragher to bring motion to June's Tynwald sitting

Facility will soon be available to hire for half-day sessions

Gusts of up to 55mph possible, forecasters warn

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Fire service issue advice after dog rescued from the Chasms

Evening contingency session also available if required 

Hopes to 'provide some comfort to Christopher’s family at this very difficult time'

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Renowned motoring presenter and journalist led out today's legacy lap

Reminder to secure tents, awnings, bikes and personal belongings

Race Control reporting incident at Rhencullen

Email to apply 'still active and continues to be monitored'

Roads to shut at 1.30pm

Busy day ahead for arrivals and departures

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A number of options are under consideration

Joel Baltazar worked as a nurse at Nobles Hospital 

Follows one minute 'sound of thunder' 

Manx Utilities planning to spend £2.9 million on new facility

Follow our minute-by-minute updates of what's happening in the Tynwald chamber for Budget 2025

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month