Isle of Man News from Wednesday, April 7th, 2021

Police have received reports of youths attempting to remove Swan eggs in the south of the Island.

No new Coronavirus cases have been found on Island in the last 24 hours.

The Eastern Civic Amenity Site has reopened today after being forced to temporarily shut yesterday.

Letters have now been sent to those aged 40-45 inviting them to get a Covid-19 vaccine.

A man’s been jailed after punching a healthcare worker who he claimed smiled at him.

A Ramsey man who’s alleged to have hosted three other households in his flat didn’t realise it was illegal under lockdown rules, a court’s heard.

Police are appealing for information after toilets in Onchan have been vandalised.

Could we soon see new fire engines on the Isle of Man?

Support schemes for those impacted financially by the Island's lockdown have been extended.

Police are once again urging motorists to watch how fast they're going on Island.

A busy section of road in Douglas has now shut to traffic as a major project is now underway.

There's a final chance to have your say on proposed new laws to protect those unable to make their own decisions.