Isle of Man News

Extension announced by UK Chancellor in Budget 

Systems are not yet ready for changes to customs requirements

The Greatest Showman will start theatre run in 2027

Company 'positioning itself for the future' as it adjusts for AI

Julie Edge lost her seat in September's election

Follows social media claims about convicted child killer

Broadcaster responds to complainant following independent investigation into incident

Ard-Shirveishagh responds to MHK's comments on allocation of public funds

Shop owner warns of damage of 'Tesco effect'

Chair of farmers' market says loss of food production skills is a worry

'Safe space' for loved ones of Christopher McBurnie

Steam Packet says work to return to vessel to service remains on schedule

Route will shut between 6.30pm and 10.30pm

Local authority looking to fill empty seat on Laxey Ward

Cllr Natalie Byron-Teare says chance to recognise those who make 'genuine difference'

New weather warning covers next two high tides

Issue affecting main runway now fixed

But the MER will be operating as normal tomorrow

Question marks over beloved establishment's future

easyJet blamed 'failure of runway lighting system' for cancelled flight

It would be located on an area of existing car park

DEFA Minister says she was delighted to be offered role

Staff of Government Appeal Division hearing this week

Located in site of Old Post Office

Amber warning for coastal overtopping and yellow alert for tidal flooding in Ramsey

Hazel from Ramsey retains winning streak on Channel 4 show

Gale force eight winds expected later

'Potential interest' in takeover being explored 

Leader says it's an 'opportunity' for people to give back to community

Named storms and red weather warning have left debris around Island

Charity 'very grateful' for funding from Manx Lottery Trust

L.A. Brunch Club pleased with progress since opening

'Economic development does not come from one department" says chamber president

TEKEX hosting event looking at establishing commercial relationships

Biosphere festival's speaker on how nature, language and the environment intertwine

Passengers waiting on delayed flight

Road closures in place as Island braces for impact

Originally due to take place on Bonfire Night

"We want to create opportunities" says club chairman

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Different regulations and a small market putting providers off, says financial advisor

Implore customers to 'give us a little time'

Extreme conditions likely to hit the Island this evening

Average house price currently eight times more than the average annual earnings

It comes after schools warn of increase in students using them

Latest in hugely popular ACOTAR series to hit shelves tomorrow

Daniel Davison says there aren't proper safeguards against overspending

Operation Uplift aims to ensure vehicles are safe now the evenings are getting darker

1973 film The Wicker Man on the big screen this weekend

Liverpool sailing brought forward by several hours

Warnings for gales and overtopping on Monday 

The incident happened in Anagh Coar

The George family has run the hotel for almost 50 years

Gusts of up to 70mph are expected today

Amid warnings of it arriving early in the UK

Deadline for submissions is 31 October

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Damian Ciappelli says tackling many issues can result in 'a lost sense of importance'

Storm Boelo is bringing strong winds and rain to the Island

Rushen & Western Mann branch donates to disease eradication fund 

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Leader Devon Watson says council budgets for 'unforeseen circumstances'

Peel members recognised for their response to two challenging incidents

 Weather warnings will be in place throughout the weekend

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New site in Ramsey recently received planning approval

The Bay Hotel is currently closed for the winter

All other crossings today cancelled 

16-year-old found guilty of murdering Christopher McBurnie

Police: “Christopher was a 14-year-old boy whose life was taken from him in the most tragic of circumstances"

Storm Boelo to bring adverse conditions

Jurors record unanimous guilty verdict after four-week trial

Find out which MHKs have become political members

It's hoped passengers will be using the tramway by 2028

Teen convicted of murdering 14-year-old boy

Severe gales expected over the weekend

Health minister says getting people back to work sooner increases tax income

Sandbags available as heavy rain warning is in place until 3pm

16-year-old boy standing trial at Douglas Courthouse

Passenger ferry due to return to service in November

Six months on, 91 percent of forms have been returned

Chair Jean Teare hopes to have a 'broad range' of people step forward

'The Gift' is out now

Expect localised flooding and some trees down, says Met Office

16-year-old standing trial accused of murder

Steam Packet confirms further disruption as storms approach

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Vacancies due to House of Keys elections and retirements

Friday morning's Heysham crossings called off

Costcutter officially opened in Castletown today

Flaw in programming language could leave websites vulnerable

Steam Packet responds after haulage business raises concerns

Saturday and Sunday services also at risk

MHK to quiz treasury minister over support for sector amid rising costs

More than 500 Manx families sign 'Smartphone Free Childhood pact'

Storm Austen expected to bring strong winds to the Island this weekend

Chair Sandra Cottam-Shea says housing and parks are some issues dealt with by board

Pets Aid League currently offering financial support for spaying and neutering

The BTEC Level 3 Extended Certificate is the equivalent to three A-Levels

Jury told defendant was 'living in a virtual world'

Jury told they can consider manslaughter if they find teenager not guilty of murder

International media reporting worldwide issues

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Both authorities hope it will create a 'greater co-operation' between Islands

Manx Duty of Care previously said it would take legal action against IOM Government if it became law

10 of 15 new MHKs make their maiden speech in first Tynwald sitting

The Manor is set to cease trading this weekend

Farmer says this year's crop has been impacted by hot summer and wet autumn

Douglas North MHK praises new members for engaging so quickly

Students spent time at the United Space School in Houston

Manx Care provides update as salaried dentist to provide service from temporary unit

Actions of workers prevented fire spreading and injuries

'Every window you look out of, you can see the sea'

Campaigner "thrilled" as Manx assisted dying law receives royal assent

Suicide prevention protest takes place outside Tynwald

Straightforward communication needs to underpin everything says minister

Doctors say they feel there hasn't been enough engagement with those who would be providing the service

Residents urged to consider joining board

Minister tells Tynwald proposal is being progressed

Eight new additions at Curraghs Wildlife Park

Alex Allinson says the new administration must now ensure residents have choice

Eight services could be cancelled or disrupted

Island's politicians vote to set out priorities for next five years

President of Tynwald makes announcement in Tynwald

16-year-old murder accused finishes giving evidence

Claire Christian says her department has a great piece of work to do

UK charity distributed 44,000 leaflets on the Island

First Tynwald since General Election will focus on future of nation

Nick Kaye has recently received a fellowship from World Pharmacy Council

ManxPACT members to stage demonstration in Douglas

Tony Brown hits out at MNH after sold signs appear

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David Ashford says he intends to be an active asker of questions in Tynwald

Plans also include wild spa, outdoor pool and glasshouse dining

School Road will be the home of a new shelter

It's now taking place at the end of November

Last year more than 300 people attended the research event

Defendant tells jury 11 threats to kill were 'empty'

Officers issue update following incident in Douglas

Infrastructure minister admits windfarm decisions will be 'very challenging' for CoMin

Steam Packet brings forward series of November Merseyside crossings

Jason Moorhouse says chief is taking a collective approach to his leadership style

Temporary three-way traffic lights in place in Douglas

Chris Lee has launched a new rent-to-buy scheme in the hopes of helping to remove obstacles

Local authority is one of a few needing by-elections to fill vacant seats

The organisation says around 250 people are living with Parkinson's on the Island. 

Dorothy Quayle celebrated reaching the milestone with a party over the weekend

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Chris Thomas explains decision behind preferring 'Ard-Shirveishagh' title

Chamber of Commerce 'stands ready' to work with new administration

New course to help aid careers in emergency services, armed forces and prison

First ever Hop tu Naa Hack Day coming up

Tony Brown says a 'better understanding' of what local authorities do is needed

Manx Utilities says scheme will help meet demand for more public charging facilities

Buses will be guided through closure

Rotary Star Awards for 140 youngsters

H&B ending its tenure at the Manor in Willaston

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Chris Thomas announced his initial Council of Ministers yesterday

Ferry provider urgers travellers to allow extra time for their journeys

Ed Space holding coffee shop recruitment drop-in

Event to explore potential benefits this week

Organisers hope to hold the event next year instead

Applicant wants to erect a marquee on The Boneyard at Noble's Park

Bethany Colgan raised more than £1,000

Restart a Heart returns to the Strand Shopping Centre

As Chris Thomas names his members, we look at who he's chosen and why

Michael Crowe and Mark Kemp were elected

The pups can now be seen in the park's walk-through habitat

Department relied on 'irrelevant public interest factors'

Juan McGuinness and Robert Cowell were elected

Dr Rachel Glover and Rob Callister were elected 

Its open evening will be held in November

Chief Minister Chris Thomas confirms ministerial appointments

It was one of the topics discussed at its public meeting last night

Prosecution outlines agreed facts at murder trial

Partnership launches security capability to organisations across Island

World Menopause Day marked on 18 October

Airport among properties affected

Manx Care helping teach people the basics

Visit agency celebrates 'respected' accolade

Developmental Language Disorder affects 1 in 14 people

Murder accused tells jury he was at risk of 'serious harm'

Leader Devon Watson hopes to use brownfield spaces as part of scheme

It's to remove a large fallen tree

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Chris Thomas says legal advice will be needed first

Jane Poole-Wilson and James Cochrane were elected 

We've been finding out why fixing the Island's economy is such a big priority for our new government

Developers want to build four court indoor sports building

easyJet will fly to new destinations during the race fortnight

Alexander Armstrong will be sworn in early 2027

Oils and petrol among categories seeing biggest price rises over last 12 months

Leader submits a motion for debate in January

Annual lunches give students a chance to develop their skills

More than 80 have been tied to railings on Douglas Promenade 

Union says it has no confidence in senior figures in DEFA

Charity hoping to raise another million by December

Aquarius G carrying out maintenance for Gas Network Ireland

Author travelled here in 1930 to write 'Manx Gold'

Jury hears suspect had borderline learning disability

Katryna Baptist and Daniel Davison were elected

Richard Henthorn and Vicki Hewison were elected 

Sarah Maltby and Claire Christian were re-elected

Boy accused of murder told officers "I didn't intend to kill Chris"

David Ashford and Damian Ciappelli were elected 

Murder trial hears from pathologist who carried out post mortem

Andy Saunders and Joney Faragher were elected

Voters have had their say in the 2026 General Election

Stephen Broad and Alfred Cannan were elected