Isle of Man News from Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025

A protest against inheritance tax, council tax rises and foreign aid in the UK is planning an event in the Isle of Man.

A UK newspaper says the director of a PPE company led by Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman is also Prince Andrew's business partner.

The owner of Heysham port says it's spending millions of pounds in a major project to increase capacity and improve efficiency.

The Palace Cinema says there's a special treat for people who might be overwhelmed by the year's biggest hit film.

A seafront restaurant in the west of the Island is up for sale.

Bus Vannin says it's made a number of changes to its timetables today.

A section of the TT course will be closed this week as the countdown to TT continues.

Tynwald sits this morning, with a total of 23 questions on the agenda.

Roadworks in Santon begin today - with temporary traffic lights for almost a month.

Five Manx coins, described as some of the rarest modern coins in the world, will go under the hammer in the UK this week.

Candidates in this week's local authority elections will be quizzed by voters this evening.

There's a plea for dog owners to keep their pets on leads near livestock, after another attack on sheep at the weekend.

Will rents from the former nurses home in Douglas cover the building's costs?

Two Island lifeboats were called out at the weekend after a fishing vessel got into difficulties.

Why didn't the government ask patients about proposed changes to health services?