Isle of Man News from Monday, April 28th, 2025

The government says it's looking for someone to help with its PR - for up to more than £50,000 a year.

Tynwald's due to consider regulations that will ban people flying drones during the TT Red Arrow display.

An Onchan resident says they've reported irresponsible cyclists to police after seeing them in a banned area.

Ramsey commissioners have welcomed the reopening of public toilets at Tesco.

Bus Vannin says it’s having problems with its Go Card website this morning.

Police are warning parents not to speed near the Island's schools after incidents earlier today.

A special Tynwald committee wants your views as it considers how to help young people leaving education.

The Island's information commissioner is dealing with dozens of requests to review Freedom of Information requests, it's been revealed.

Ronaldsway Airport is warning passengers Manannan's Cloak may be causing some problems today.

A waste site in the west of the Island is warning people not to abuse its staff, saying it won't be tolerated.

The costs of redeveloping the former nurse's home in Douglas should be in line with its budget, according to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson.

A Department of Infrastructure scheme to improve Castletown will be under the spotlight in the House of Keys this week.

A business in the west of the Island has applied for planning permission as it repairs damage from recent storms.

Firefighters helped cut someone free from their car after a crash yesterday.