Isle of Man News from Thursday, April 24th, 2025
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Sandy the cat recovering after public raise thousands for surgery
A cat who underwent surgery after the public raised thousands of pounds to help him is making a steady recovery, according to the ManxSPCA.
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DOI planning Douglas horse tram extension
The Douglas horse tram tracks could soon run to the Sea Terminal, according to Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood.
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Plane talkers needed!
Could you help show visitors around the Island's latest tourist attraction?
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Castletown paint vandals target bus stop, cars and roads
Bus Vannin says it’s reported vandalism in Castletown to police after someone threw paint over a bus stop.
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Immigrant health surcharge 'could impact hospitality and healthcare sectors'
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says bringing in a health surcharge for new Island residents has to be balanced against the need to bring workers here.
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Chance to meet Palestinian journalist behind award-winning Gaza film
A Palestinian filmmaker will be on the Island this summer to present his award-winning documentary about Gaza.
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Manx Utitilies companies facing competition investigation
The Island's telecom regulator says it's investigating whether two Manx Utilities subsidiaries have been acting anti-competitively.
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Beach water quality tests start next month
Tests on water quality on the Island's beaches will get underway in around two weeks' time.
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Time running out to enter Parish Walk!
There's just over a week left to get your entry in for one of the Island's biggest annual sporting events.
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Minister to make statement on immigration rules
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford will make a statement about immigration policy during next month's Tynwald sitting.
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Sloc closed for Classic Hill Climb event
A road in the south of the Island will be closed for much of today as a motorsport event gets underway.
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Local authority elections today
Polls will open this morning as voting gets underway in local authority elections.
