Three weather warnings now in place for Monday
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued one amber and two yellow warnings for Monday.
More severe gales on the way in yellow warning
Forecasters have issued a new weather warning about gusts of up to 65mph this week.
Investigation launched after attack leaves man with serious injuries
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious assault in Anagh Coar last night.
Beach hut firm assessing damage after storm
A business in the south of the Island says it's inspecting beach huts today after the were almost washed away by last night's storm.
Douglas hotel announces closure
One of the capital's best-known hotels is to close after being run by the same family for almost half a century.
Mountain Road shut until lunchtime
Police say the Mountain Road will remain shut until later today amid ongoing storms.
Mountain Road closed until Sunday
Police say part of the Mountain Road will be shut for the rest of today.
Ramsey to see storm surge flooding tonight, says amber weather warning
Forecasters have issued a fourth weather warning to come into force later.
Clocks go back tonight!
Don't forget to put your clock back an hour tonight.
Karaoke coaching could make you Queen of the Mic
If first you were afraid, you were petrified of karaoke, a business in Ramsey says it has just the thing!
Hop Tu Naa scare maze opens this week
There's a chance to have spooky fun in the forest this Hop-Tu-Naa.
Punters hold farewell party as pub closes
A much-loved community pub in Douglas will close today.
Weather decimates ferry timetable
Just three of the Steam Packet's scheduled sailings will run this weekend.
Weather warnings for wind, rain and waves this weekend
Three weather warnings have been issued for today as storms are set to batter the Island later.
Police: "Thoughts are with murdered boy's family" after conviction
Police who investigated the murder of 14 year old Christopher McBurnie say his family must live with their loss every day.
Amber overtopping warning issued after earlier gales alert
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning for the weekend.
Ghost hunters go gaga for the Gluey
Is a popular pub in Castletown a centre of paranormal activity?
Gales cancel weekend Snaefell and Douglas horse trams
Severe gale force winds means bad news for tram fans this weekend.
Teen guilty of Ramsey stabbing murder
A teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 14 year old boy by stabbing him to death in Ramsey last May.
Government says avoid glens this weekend
The government is warning you to stay out of the glens in the high winds this weekend.
Amber warning issued for dangerous 70mph winds this weekend
Forecasters have issued an amber weather warning for severe gale force winds this weekend.
Airport issues warning over possible weather disruption
Ronaldsway Airport says bad weather may mean some problems for its flights this weekend.
Sparklers banned from Maughold fireworks display
A Bonfire Night party in the north of the Island says it's banning sparklers this year.
Help needed to save beach huts from the storms
A business in the south is appealing for help to save two beach huts ahead of this weekend's storms.
Gadget Mann applies to be dissolved
A technology business based in Douglas has applied to be dissolved.
NC Oriental opens new shop in Ramsey
NC Oriental has expanded to the north of the Island with a second store.
Police share advice to stay Bright at Night
The Isle of Man Police have launched a safety campaign to help everyone as nights start to get darker.
Government says complete your census form or face prosecution
The government's warning people to fill in their outstanding census forms - or face a court appearance.
Santa's On A Bike returns to spread Christmas cheer
If you fancy some festive two-wheeled fun - and raising money for charity - one of the Island's best-loved Christmas events returns later this year.
Douglas residents urged to secure loose items ahead of storms
Douglas City Council is urging residents to take precautions and secure loose items ahead of severe weather this weekend.
New John Rhys-Davies film released today
A new comedy drama starring Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies is released today.
Tynwald to appoint new committee members
Tynwald members will be kept buys next month as the court's committees get new members.
Could your warm glazed buns represent the Isle of Man?
Does your soggy bottom deserve showing to the public? You may get your chance!
Government needs new £138k a year education head
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it's looking for a new £138,000 a year boss.
UK recruitment events for officers to join Island police
Police will be holding a series of events in the UK to tempt officers to transfer to the Isle of Man.
School websites back but other government sites still offline
The government says urgent security work means many of its websites remain offline today.
Heavy rain could bring floods, says weather warning
A yellow weather warning has been issued for heavy rain and possible flooding tomorrow.
Irish ferry sailing called off in face of weather
Two of the Steam Packet's sailings tomorrow have been called off.
10 local authority by-elections this year
Almost half the Island's local authorities will be going to the polls before the end of the year.
Joe Locke says Isle of Man will always be part of his life
Joe Locke's told GQ magazine the Isle of Man will always be a part of his life.
PokerStars Isle of Man faces uncertainty over Flutter job cuts
PokerStars' Isle of Man operation could be affected by plans to cut up to 1,400 jobs at parent company Flutter Entertainment.
Ramsey by-election date confirmed for three vacancies
Ramsey residents could soon have a chance to help shape the future of their town.
Parish says to think of the wildlife this Halloween
If you're decorating your garden for Halloween, one parish is urging you not to use fake cobwebs.
Education Minister considers audit of teachers’ qualifications
The Island's new education minister says she'll consider an audit of qualifications held by teachers from oversees.
Tomorrow's sailings at risk
A decision will be made later about an early morning ferry crossing tomorrow.
School websites offline after cybersecurity alert
A cybersecurity problem means all Island school websites are offline today.
Emergency services at fallen tree on New Castletown Road
A fallen tree is causing problems on a busy route in the south of the Island.
Company offers new service to grieving pet owners
A company in Port St Mary says it's considering a new service for pet owners.
Dolly library opens up in Douglas!
A charity launched by a country music legend says it's open for business in the Island's capital.
Get free flu vaccine to keep your toddlers safe
You're being urged to get your kids vaccinated this winter.
Douglas and Dublin sign cooperation agreement
The Island's capital will sign a new agreement with its Irish counterpart today.
Grey weather means no pink lap of TT course this weekend
A huge fundraising event which would have seen thousands take to the TT course in pink has had to be postponed because of bad weather.
Tynwald to debate seabed leases?
Tynwald will be asked to debate the government's policy on leasing bits of the seabed off our coast next month.
Nest Studio bags a place in British Vogue
An Isle of Man designer will feature in three issues of British Vogue, after she was approached to take part in the magazine.
What needs to happen before assisted dying can begin on the Island?
The Isle of Man Government is beginning work to prepare for assisted dying, following Royal Assent.
Work begins on Manx National Heritage site in Castletown
A major six-month conservation project has begun in Castletown .
Last chance to nominate your community champion
It's your last chance to nominate a local community champion for the Island's capital.
Cardiology waiting times reach almost 12 months
People on the Island are waiting almost a year for cardiology outpatient appointments.
Park says goodbye to Zeus the tapir
One of the Curragh Wildlife Park's favourite residents has died.
Island's assisted dying laws get Royal Assent
The Island's assisted dying law has finally been given Royal Assent.
Steam Packet's Friday and Saturday crossings under threat
Steam Packet Company passengers may be facing a difficult weekend for travel plans.
DOI looking for 88k a year operations head
Could you face the challenge of repairing roads, responding to weather-related emergencies and making sure the Mountain Road's one-way system works in TT?
Beware of scam TV licensing emails, say officials
If you've had an email demanding money for a TV licence, all may not be as it seems!
Charity shop issues health hazard warning over bags left outside
A charity shop in the west of the Island is pleading with people not to leave bags outside when it's closed.
Home pays tribute to "sweet-natured and gentle" horse
An animal charity's paid tribute to one of its favourite residents.
3FM launches winter safety campaign for youngsters
3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
Benefits conman begs for help repaying taxpayers' £16,000
A convicted benefits fraudster is asking the public to help repay the money he conned out of the taxpayer.
Nursery celebrates becoming Beehive Douglas with Hop-tu-Naa open day
Families are being invited to get messy this Hop-tu-Naa at a free nursery open day in Douglas.
Ramsey’s ready to rule the firework world
Ramsey's fireworks display is set to light up the sky to the sounds of Take That this November.
Island residents asked to share cost-of-living experiences
How are you finding the cost of living? A market research company is surveying people to compare experiences across the Crown Dependencies.
3FM launches annual Be Safe, Be Seen campaign
3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
Summerland campaigners return to court
Campaigners calling for fresh inquests into the Summerland disaster will be back in court today.
New Tynwald members face first sitting since election
Tynwald sits today, for the first time since the general election.
Tynwald auditor's report on government fees due in November
Tynwald's auditor general says a first report about the way the government manages fees and charges will be published next month.
Aurora to light up Manx skies tonight?
A celestial lightshow could brighten the Island's skies tonight… if clouds clear!
Summerland campaigners back in court this week
Campaigners calling for fresh inquests into the Summerland disaster will be back in court tomorrow.
More TT routes offered by airline next year
There'll be more flight options for TT visitors next year.
First Tynwald of new government tomorrow - and first protest
Campaigners will be holding a demonstration outside Tynwald tomorrow.
MHK saddened by historic Douglas pub's closure
An MHK says he hopes an historic Douglas pub, scheduled to close, has a future at the heart of the community.
Ice rink hoping to open in Nobles Park this Christmas
An ice rink could be arriving in Douglas just in time for Christmas, if planners give the green light.
New BMX track for Foxdale?
Foxdale could be getting a new BMX track.
Appointments commission needs you
The government says it's looking to appoint three people to a commission which appoints people to tribunals and public bodies.
A new exhibition has opened at the Manx Museum celebrating the Isle of Man’s 10 years as a UNESCO Biosphere.
Warning over rally work at plantations
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says contractors will be working in two beauty spots next week.
Island's hydro power comes under FOI scrutiny
Manx Utilities says it has just the one hydro power generator on the Island.
Chamber of Commerce calls for cast action from new ministers
The Chamber of Commerce is urging immediate action from government after Chief Minister Chris Thomas named his new Council of Ministers.
Lifesaving skills course offered for bikers
A new training course hopes to show bikers lifesaving skills.
Office won't comment on future of online election expenses
The Cabinet Office has refused to say whether it will publish expenses for the 2021 general election.
Padel court plans unveiled for the Nunnery
A Douglas landmark could get new wellness and sporting facilities, if planners approve a new application.
Douglas fire festival cancelled
A winter fire festival planned for the Island's capital next weekend has been called off.
The Island's new Council of Ministers has been unveiled this morning.
Patrick commissioners' mission statement almost ready
Patrick commissioners say they've come up with seven issues to include in a new mission statement.
Douglas to mark its first Oie Houney fire festival
The Island's capital will celebrate a fire festival later this month.
New chief minister "first among equals"
The government's released a video featuring the new Island's chief minister.
Online passport applications to be cheaper than paper forms
The government says you'll soon be able to apply for a passport online - and save £13 doing so.
Two runaways on tram line since last January, says Manx Electric Railway
The Manx Electric Railway says it's had two runaway incidents in the last 21 months.
Engineers fixing burst water mains in Ballasalla
A burst pipe means low water pressure or no supply at all in the south of the Island this morning.
Evening closures planned for Richmond Hill work
Part of the New Castletown Road will shut during the evenings later this month.
Island falls from third to tenth in traveller-voted awards
The Isle of Man has slipped seven places in a ranking of UK islands.
Lifeboat station saddened as vessel prepares to leave
An Island lifeboat station says it's sad to see one of its lifeboats going.
Appeal after M&S car park hit and run
Police are appealing for witnesses after a driver damaged a car in Douglas but didn't stop.
Emergency road closure in Tromode tonight
Emergency work to clear a tree from a river will mean closing a road in Braddan tonight.
Hair salon pays tribute to beloved feline visitor
A hair salon in Douglas has installed a tribute to a much-loved visitor.
Three TT tenders for Union Mills hall
Braddan commissioners will discuss leasing the community hall in Union Mills this afternoon.
GSC working to take fake gambling sites down
The Island's gaming regulator says players should beware of sites which are falsely claiming to be licensed.
UCM launches Uniformed Protective Services course
University College Isle of Man is launching a new course for students interested in careers in the police, fire service and armed forces.
Islanders urged to get protected against winter illnesses
You're being urged to get vaccinated as a wave of illness sweeps the Island.
Council could undergo independent review of its organisation
Douglas Council could undergo an independent review of its governance, organisational effectiveness and accountability.
Historic Manx newspapers will still be available to read online
Manx National Heritage says you will be able to read its historic newspapers online after all.
By-elections coming up in Braddan and Port St Mary
Two sets of commissioners are inviting the public to attend meetings as they prepare to hold by-elections.
Who’s in charge of parking enforcement at Willaston apartments?
The Department of Infrastructure says its traffic wardens don't have any powers in a car park belonging to Douglas Council.
The owners of a biker haven on the Mountain Road are appealing for donations of riding equipment.
Archallagan work prompts warning from DEFA
You're being warned to take care as work is carried out in an Island plantation.
Douglas flats fire sends 12 people to hospital
The Island's Fire and Rescue service was called out to its second major blaze in a week last night.
Wind cancels Mountain Railway services
There's some bad news for tram fans today.
Council brings in contractor to help with tree work backlog
Douglas Council will spend more than £17,000 to carry out urgent work on trees in Harcroft Meadow and the local authority's golf course.
School wants you to get thousands of Bs
Forget about straight As - a new school's highest honour will be all about the bees!
Yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping later
Another yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping has been issued for later today.
Cheer for Hazel on Countdown!
A woman from Ramsey will be taking on a TV gameshow - for the second time.
Oil and other fuel prices rise by 57% in a year
Prices for oil and other fuels on the Isle of Man have risen by 57 per cent in the year to September.
12 new festive stamps revealed to celebrate Manx traditions
The Isle of Man Post Office has revealed 12 new Christmas stamps celebrating traditional Manx festive customs.
Douglas councillor calls for community fund to support local events
A Douglas councillor will ask colleagues to back a community petition process to set up an event fund for the capital's residents.
Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies makes comic book debut
Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies will be returning to the paper page instead of the silver screen.
New scheme offers alternative route onto property ladder
Dandara and Hartford Homes are backing a new scheme to help people get onto the property ladder, without needing a traditional deposit upfront.
Douglas City Council meet today
The Island's largest local authority will meet this afternoon.
Extra food hygiene course for Island businesses
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it's arranged an extra training session for food outlets worried about a new hygiene scheme.
Two ferry crossings cancelled because of weather
Two ferry sailings tomorrow have been called off because of weather.
Police appeal for dashcam footage in wake of fire
Police say dashcam footage may hold the key to what caused a fire at a building in Douglas at the weekend.
Plantation work in Ballaugh sparks warning to users
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people to take care in a plantation in the north of the Island this week.
Charity launches free cat spaying scheme
Cat owners can get their pets neutered for free thanks to a new scheme launching this week.
School writes to parents over nicotine pouches
A high school in the west of the Island has written to parents about nicotine pouches.
Mains work will mean no water for some Peel residents
Some residents in Peel will be without water from 11pm tonight.
Wednesday sailings under threat from poor weather
The Steam Packet Company says two sailings tomorrow could be facing disruption.
Chris Thomas is new chief minister
The Isle of Man has a new chief minister.
Mobile network upgrade may affect signal in the south today
A mobile phone company says you may have some difficulties getting a signal in the south of the Island today.
Police appeal for witnesses after Victoria Road blaze
Police are appealing for information and video footage after opening an investigation into a huge fire in Douglas at the weekend.
Island students reach for the stars at space school
A group of students have returned from a special space mission.
Road in Ramsey to shut tomorrow
A road in central Ramsey will shut for a day this week.
Yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today
There's a yellow weather warning in place today for coastal overtopping.
Airport figures still up on last year's total
Ronaldsway Airport says it saw slightly fewer passengers last month than in September last year - but its total overall figures are higher than in 2025.
Who will be the Island’s next Chief Minister?
The new House of Keys sits this morning, for the first time since the general election.
Painter and decorator shortlisted for award
An Island decorator is in the running for a prestigious industry award.
Yellow warning issued over high tides
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tomorrow.
Temporary lights outside Douglas fire site this week
There'll be temporary traffic lights near a building which burned to the ground last night.
Port St Mary lifeboat won't be replaced
Port St Mary lifeboat station is to lose its all-weather boat.
Kirk Michael's pub announces reopening date
A much-loved historic pub in Kirk Michael will throw open its doors again next week.
Investigations continue into cause of huge Douglas fire
The Island's fire and rescue service says it's investigating what started a fire in a disused Douglas building last night.
Mental health charity given £50,000 grant
An Island charity has been awarded a grant to help hundreds of people with their mental health.
Former Chinese takeaway up for rent
A former Chinese takeaway in the Isle of Man Business Park is up for rent.
40 run-down buildings remain on Douglas Council’s blacklist
Douglas Council says it has a blacklist of 40 dilapidated buildings in the capital.
Double trouble in Port St Mary as RNLI rescues two boats
Port St Mary RNLI launched both its lifeboats yesterday afternoon after two boats got into difficulty.
Busy Onchan road shuts today for works
A busy road in Onchan will close for three weeks from today.
Emergency services tackle fire in Douglas
A major fire at a disused building in Douglas took several hours to bring under control overnight.
'Substantial' fire reported in Douglas
The emergency services are dealing with a large blaze in Douglas.
Douglas allotments up for discussion this week
There may be good news for residents of Douglas who want to make better use of their green fingers this week.
No cash for wind phone, says Council
Summerhill Glen won't be getting a phone box to talk to loved ones who've passed away just yet - because of the cost.
Council celebrates huge drop in carbon footprint
Douglas Council says it's managed to cut its carbon footprint by almost a quarter in seven years.
Undersea pipeline inspections this week
Experts will be off the Island's west coast next week as work continues to survey undersea pipelines.
No extra cash for amenity site, say commissioners
Onchan commissioners say they won't cough up extra cash for the Eastern Civic Amenity Site.
Keep Hop-Tu-Naa safe for scaredy cats (and dogs!)
The ManxSPCA is reminding pet owners to keep their animals safe this Halloween.
When Louis met Patrick resident Tyson Fury!
Documentary maker Louis Theroux says he'll feature an Island resident on his podcast as it returns this month.
Road closes tomorrow for footbridge removal
A busy road in Douglas will close tomorrow morning as a TT landmark is removed.
Island parents group to hold Xmas toy swap event
An Island parent group is hosting the Isle of Man's first Christmas Toy Swap.
No consultation over weekly bin rounds, says Douglas Council
Douglas Council says it won't consult people about a return to weekly bin collections.
154 FOI requests to Manx Care so far this year
Manx Care says it's had more than 150 Freedom of Information requests this year.
Little Miss Dynamite gig cancelled due to illness
An Island music icon has had to cancel a gig because of illness.
Legendary Ibiza DJ announces Island gig
Ibiza legend Tall Paul is coming to the Isle of Man in January.
Tyson Fury's big fight sells out in 40 minutes
Tickets to see Island resident Tyson Fury battle his arch-rival later this year sold out in 40 minutes earlier.
Planners to decide on Ramsey dog wash application
A self-service dog wash will find out next week if it can open for business on a site in Ramsey.
Space weather and clear skies mean good chance to spot aurora later!
After disappointment last night, sky-watchers may well catch the northern lights later.
Peel event mixes cocktails and chemistry!
An event in the west of the Island next week will mix science experiments and cocktails!
Poverty report to be considered in December
A Tynwald committee's report on poverty on the Island will be discussed in December.
October sees two hours less daylight by the end of the month
Feeling like the daylight is disappearing quicker than your morning coffee? You're not imagining it.
Planners to decide on huge digital advertising display at Airport
Planners will decide whether a huge digital advertising display can be built outside Ronaldsway Airport next week.
Joe Locke walks the red carpet for new film Elsinore
Manx actor Joe Locke has been at a star studded premiere for his new film in London.
Isle of Man Salt Company plans for Port St Mary
A restaurant in Port st Mary will find out if it's worth its salt next week.
Kirsty Amanda Collister elected to Marown Parish Commissioners
Kirsty Amanda Collister has been elected to Marown Parish Commissioners following a by-election.
St Ninian’s playing fields rented out for £10,000 during TT
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says a Douglas school was paid £10,000 to rent out part of its playing fields during TT.
Hop Tu Naa treat for pumpkin-pickers!
A pick-your-own pumpkin experience is getting ready to reopen for its fifth year.
Angus to take on marathon for horses' home
A man from the Island will be tackling his first marathon in the Netherlands this month - to raise cash for a beloved animal charity.
Aurora over the Island tonight?
The weather may be looking blustery - but if the clouds break there's a chance you'll see the northern lights tonight.
Ballaugh memorial bench damaged by vandals
Vandals have caused substantial damage to a memorial bench in the north of the Island.
Mountain Road shut until later today
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road is likely to remain closed until later this afternoon.
Cabinet Office doesn't know cost of posting pensioner's payslips
The Cabinet Office says the government sent out more than 106,000 pension pay slips in the last year.
Banks Circus bus depot opens its doors this weekend
Bus Vannin is opening its depot doors at Banks Circus this weekend for a behind-the-scenes tour.
Rock of Ages rolls into the Gaiety tomorrow
A musical packed with 80s rock hits is coming to the Gaiety Theatre.
Marown residents head back to the polls
It's polling day for the Marown Commissioners by-election.
Chief Minister hopefuls to face MHK questions today
Candidates hoping to become the Isle of Man's next Chief Minister will face questions from MHKs today.
Department says no microchip database has been approved
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it doesn't have any approved databases for microchipped dogs.
Archibald Knox to feature on 10p coins
The Island's most famous designer is to be commemorated on a new set of coins.
Weekend winds bring risk of coastal overtopping
The Island could be facing a weekend of weather warnings, as strong winds bring coastal overtopping.
Burial ground expansion would meet demand for 10 to 15 years
A cemetery in the south of the Island could be getting an expansion.
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be making temporary repairs to pedestrian crossings on Douglas Promenade this month.
Manx Utilities working to solve smart meter problem
Manx Utilities says it's trying to sort out problems with its smart meters today.
Logainar cabin crew balloted over possible strike
Staff at an airline that flies from the Isle of Man to destinations across the UK will be balloted over possible industrial action.
Have you been offered stolen tools?
Police are appealing for information after thieves struck at a building site, taking power tools, a laptop and an e-bike.
Douglas gym set for major expansion
A gym in the Island's capital is set for a major expansion, with around 1,000 square feet of new gym space planned.
Onchan commissioners defer new social media policy for members
Onchan commissioners have put off introducing a new policy about social media posts from members.
The Manx Autoimmune Trust hits double figures this October
A charity for people with autoimmune conditions is celebrating being a decade old this weekend!
Douglas Coastguard called out for urgent medical transfer
Douglas Coastguard was called out in the early hours of this morning to assist with an urgent medical transfer to the UK.