Isle of Man News from Tuesday, April 29th, 2025
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Stay out of plantation work zones
If you go down to the woods today, you may be in for a nasty and dangerous surprise.
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Billown works prompts plea from DOI
The Department of Infrastructure is asking motorists to drive cautiously on the Billown Circuit today as preparations for racing get underway.
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Commissioners won't prosecute Marine Drive fly-tipper
A fly-tipper caught dumping waste at a Braddan beauty spot won't be prosecuted by commissioners.
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Online fundraiser to help Ginge come home
Can you help raise the cash needed to help bring a rescued kitten to the Island from North Africa?
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Keys sitting has a dozen questions
The House of Keys sits later this morning with 12 questions and two new laws to discuss.
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Liverpool victory celebrations day trip sells out
The Steam Packet Company says it's sold out a trip to take Liverpool fans to the city to celebrate winning the Premier League.
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500 new British citizens in five years
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says around 500 people have become naturalised citizens in the past five years.
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Chief Minister 'should withdraw' remarks about Ramsey MHK
The chief minister is set to by rebuked by a parliamentary committee over comments he made when Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper resigned as health minister.
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Drug dealer can't appeal to Privy Council over £65k repayment order
A drug dealer who was jailed for 20 years for leading a gang who smuggled tens of thousands of pound of cocaine and cannabis to the Island has been told he can't appeal against a confiscation order.
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Keys to hear questions over Liverpool agreement
There'll be questions about an agreement signed with a UK city when the House of Keys sits later.
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Warning over kids setting fire to abandoned buildings
Police are warning parents to stay vigilant after a spate of arson attacks in abandoned buildings.
