Isle of Man News from Friday, May 2nd, 2025

A former supermarket which doubled up as a Covid vaccination centre is on the market.

The Steam Packet Company says it's found a way to give more Liverpool fans the chance to celebrate their club's 20th league win.

Hospice Care has applied for planning permission for a polytunnel outside its base in Braddan.

An Onchan MHK says the Island must guard its independence against Liverpool.

Residents in Governor's Hill say they fear there's another pollution incident in the local duckpond.

A new Ibiza-style bar on Peel Promenade will mean losing some parking places over the summer, according to a new traffic order.

A new song from a TT race fan is hoping to raise money for two charities.

Public pension schemes will rise by 1.7 per cent this year - bringing their total cost to £109 million a year.

A charity's issued an urgent plea for help after running out of transport.

If you want to live happily ever rafter in Ramsey, you're in luck.

A building on North Quay in Douglas could become shops and apartments if a planning application is approved.

Police are appealing for information after vandalism to a charity rock garden in Port Soderick. 

Firefighters were called out in Douglas yesterday to one of the most unusual incidents of the year.

Crash barriers have been stolen from the TT course in Douglas and the west of the island.