Isle of Man News

Mannin Line caller questions infrastructure minister over Ronaldsway 'special attention' status

Representatives will share practical advice 

Expansion of services should make it easier to manage vehicle and licence documents

New facility opens its doors on site of Noble's Hospital

Letters delivered to those affected, says DOI

Charity calls for renewed consultation and ban on devices used to train dogs and cats

Manx CPI crept up half a percentage point in December

City Librarian hopes to organise a celebration of facility's history

Vehicle to improve access to services for children and families across the Isle of Man

Police provide update after incident closed roads in the area

Infrastructure Minister confirms work will start next week

Department of Infrastructure says upgrades will make travel easier for wheelchair and mobility scooter users

Police response ongoing with Little Mill Road, Cronk-ny-Mona and Creg Ny Baa affected

NAIO to oversee strategy, guidance and skills development across public and private sectors

Manx users say they've not been able to use site for around a month

Its general rate will be raised to 275 pence in the pound

Onchan chip shop speaks out on the cost of much-loved whitefish

Offices say it's to improve public safety, not to target people

A woman who was raped in a sustained and "extremely harrowing" attack on the Isle of Man has been praised by police for her bravery following the jailing of her attacker.

Isle of Man Samaritans wants to break the myth around 'the most depressing day of the year'

Chief minister shares government spending figures in response to question for written answer

Local authority after 'suitably qualified' company to manage public open spaces 

Season opened on 1 November

15 January is 'National Pothole Day'

Any email addresses not reactivated will be deleted on 21 April

Charity hopes it can make the healthcare provider an 'offer it can't refuse'

Hunt is on for the eighth young poet to take on role

The association is calling for greater engagement with government

Liam Dunne of Merseyside attempted to evade arrest

An all-staff email from DESC had raised concerns for some members of staff

Businesses expected to be impacted by April's increase to the hourly rate

A man who admitted strangling his ex-partner has been jailed for more than two years

More and more relying on charity support, says church leader

It's the second year of the motorcycle festival's charity programme

Advice from Isle of Man Samaritans for people experiencing Seasonal Affective Disorder

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Offer on the table for Reayrt Vradda site, says consultant

Some images being generated could amount to sexual offences, warn police

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Have your say before midnight on 15 January

Members of Peel, Arbory and Rushen, Michael and Onchan Commissioners in attendance

Hospitality, education and food costs drive late-year increase, official figures show

Onchan's Julie Edge says she has 'evidence in writing'

Manx Utilities say engineers were investigating the fault last night 

Scheme helps youngsters build their own library of 60 books

Month aims to help people to reset their relationship with alcohol at the start of the year 

Skin and blood clinic services move back to Martin Ward

People can surrender weapons without fear of prosecution

GP practices to offer children a combined MMRV vaccine

Daphne Caine quizzed by Onchan MHK Julie Edge in the House of Keys

But Daphne Caine can't confirm if teaching staff will be paid for the day missed

Henry Mutasa, formerly of Ramsey, 'demonstrated a repeated pattern of behaviour'

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Treasury minister says no assessments of businesses or costs have been carried out since October

Ballakermeen hopes to also get planning approval to operate them during MGP

Local authority says some paths are 'hazardous'

It follows reports of drivers speeding in the areas

New bill could impact low-income households the most says Andreas Commissioners

Manx travel agents say its the 'busiest time of year'

Alex Allinson addresses reports of bribery and corruption from government workforce

Four questions for ministers concerning school snow day

Project manager confident good progress can be made this year

Patients will have to fill out online questionnaire before being triaged

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Vote to take place in February

It's the seventh charity trek organised by Junior Achievement

Onchan and Ramsey representatives clash over online comments

Emergency planning officer discusses preparing for weather events

Route being highlighted at event this weekend

It's taking place on 11 February 

Librarian Jan McCartney believes it will encourage people to be social during winter 

The Women Riders World Relay is coming to the Isle of Man.

Concerns raised over anti-money laundering effectiveness as international assessment approaches

Application aims to reduce disruption and improve access for practical lessons

Registration open for young adult and graduate fair

Financial Intelligence Unit urges greater awareness after survey finds low preparedness across regulated sector

QEII High School says exercise is part of routine emergency planning and reassures parents no threat is anticipated

They'll be available alongside the IB and taught mainly online

Proposals seek to modernise and improve transparency

Totals sales and value down compared to November

Divers and snorkellers recognised across six categories

Adverse weather expected to bring gales, heavy rain and very rough sea conditions

Colder weather increases spread of seasonal viruses, with older people and those with long-term conditions at greater risk

Motorists urged to take care as the Mountain Road closes and icy conditions affect routes across the Island

Traditional November display to continue in 2026

The vessel, now operating as Olina, was formerly registered in Douglas as British Mallard and later linked to sanctions breaches involving Venezuelan oil

Specialist officers working with schools to clamp down on misuse of tech

Hopes for shepherd huts and bell tents in Wallaby Woods

Cryptocurrency had been seized from owner by law enforcement authorities

Island competitors have enjoyed strong performances in recent years

Steam Packet to put on additional Saturday sailing to Heysham 

Figures show complaints rose before declining again in 2025

Pest control attends Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital 39 times since May 2025

Survey places health services as number one topic for Manx Radio listeners

Mrs Maltby has held the seat in Douglas South since 2021

It's due to 'ever-rising costs' and lack of trade 

Trade union claims unclear messaging on headcount are fuelling uncertainty

DoI confirms impact assessment got underway last month

Restrictions at busy junction came into force this morning

Local authority will be looking into accessibility, new equipment and maintenance

Land adjacent to Hairpin Woodland Park amounts to 11 acres

Fancy a jog around Noble's Park?

Isle of Man to 'miss the worst' as Guernsey declares major incident

Treasury minister shares data from Audit Advisory Division

Tim Kenyon hits out at authority in resignation statement

Traffic returns to major route following four-day closure due to snow and ice

'10 years is too long for urgent legislation like this that is life changing'

The warning comes after Manx.net users are being tricked by phishing emails

Alan and Ellie Clague of Ballalaa Farm commended for supporting wildlife and sustainable food production

A look ahead to polling day 2026

Tim Kenyon said the vote taken in December 'failed' the residents of Laxey and Lonan

Joney Faragher says most have been worried about potential cost of the scheme

More than 22,000 different volunteers have assisted Beach Buddies over two decades

Annual 2024-2025 report published

Finance regulator told it misapplied personal data exemptions and must issue a fresh decision

Number of drivers across waiting for test slot reaches record high

Route has been shut since the weekend due to wintry conditions

FOI figures reveal more than five times as many children being educated at home since 2018

Reports of rising pressure on third sector over festive period

Manufacturer recalled several items after toxin found in products

50p of each coffee sold will go towards Ed Space 

Blue Train Big Band will play its first event of the year

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But only one can be seen from the Isle of Man 

It is due to forecast bad weather

Officers share description of three males 

Ronaldsway Met Office says flurries forecast in the UK won't be seen here

Loganair to operate routes until March

Portuguese man o' war spotted following recent storms

Albert Johnson recently completed mammoth marathon challenge

DoI to carry out further inspection on Wednesday

Pressures on the industry mean professionals have to do 'a little bit of everything'

People are advised to take care while travelling as there are icy patches in some areas

Strategic Co-ordinating group apologies for 'short delay' in Monday's announcement

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A yellow warning for ice also remains in force until midday

Committee chair Jason Moorhouse criticises use of reserves

Local authority discussed issue at its public meeting

First issue 'Wild Isle of Man' released today 

Decision on schools to be made at 7am tomorrow

Airport closed due to large amount of snowfall overnight

Teams focussing on salting lower routes

Decision on tomorrow's services to be made later

Yellow warning to remain in place until tomorrow

Review at 10.30am confirms sites are not safe for pupils to access

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Bus Vannin's routes 3 and 5 now running, along with services to the south

Review at 10.30am ahead of potential 12.30pm opening

All bus services currently suspended as ice and snow affects Island's roads

The chief minister says Tynwald and scrutiny committees ensure policy decisions are justified.

Diane Taylor says it gives her goosebumps to know the law is named after her son

Advice is to focus on positive and sustainable lifestyle changes instead

Wintry weather continues to affect large parts of the Island 

Bus Vannin is asking passengers to only travel if 'absolutely necessary' 

It's as a yellow weather warning for ice and wintry conditions remain in place 

Motorists advised to exercise extreme care 

Numbers are down compared to 2025

Adam Horsey will take on the mountain for the Teenage Cancer Trust

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2025 series features all 98 stamps issues this year

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The charity requires £5.8million each year

The winner will be announced in March

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Chair Anthony Allen says it's a 'step in the right direction' for residents

Alistair Ramsay says disillusionment with government could shape 2026 election

Thousands of residents to head to the polls a year from this week

Simon Williams hopes to secure a seat in Rushen

Quayle says final year of government often marked by caution from MHKs ahead of re-election

Prospective candidates can now formally declare their intention to stand, with campaign finance and transparency rules also coming into effect one year before polling day

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

Alexandra Cowley says housing, youth retention and political engagement will be central concerns

Scottish singer-songwriter to visit Island next month

Proposals include major tax reforms, housing measures, and investment in healthcare