Isle of Man News from Friday, October 17th, 2025

Delays to Castletown School Hill development blamed on Treasury

Commissioners say it has been five months since approval was given
Law enforcement agencies carry out raids in Douglas and Onchan

Search warrants executed on the day new sanctions imposed on international scam network
Carrefour Health Club to close its doors next month

Owners cite 'exponential rise' in operational costs as the reason for its closure
New date for Ramsey fireworks due to 'logistical issues'

Local authority says it 'recognises' the change will affect people's plans
Peel Commissioners says its 'really positive' that Marine Parade has approval

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Chair Ray Harmer hopes the development will 're-energise' the sea front
Some Laxey homeowners still facing insurance issues

Calls for government to do more to help Glen Road residents
'Long way to go' to increase active travel numbers

MHK calls for report into active travel
Around seven megawatts of renewable energy currently generated privately on-Island

About 1,000 MUA customers now have their own renewable energy source installed
Charity event hopes to shine light on men's mental health

Local musicians will be performing and shaving their heads for charity
Minimum Wage Committee agrees not to back 9.9% uplift

Fears £13.46 rate could be unsustainable for some businesses