Isle of Man News from Wednesday, May 7th, 2025

A national silence will take place tomorrow to mark VE Day.

A Peel woman’s appealing for help with surprise visitors to her home.

Douglas Council will hold a special meeting today following last month's elections.

Two women are set to be honoured by Tynwald this summer.

Manx Utilities says it's looking for a company to supply water meters.

Fancy doing the top job at the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture? You could earn up to £110,000 per year.

Port St Mary rugby club Southern Nomads could be getting a new headquarters.

Former chief minister Tony Brown has taken up the reins at Castletown Commissioners.

Ramsey commissioners are warning if you're caught fly-tipping it could cost you £2,500.

A golf club in Santon has applied for permission to build a tunnel beneath a road linking its course.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says she hopes to unveil more details of a bus service review soon.

A special exhibition celebrating the life of one of the greatest TT riders of all-time opened this week.

Police seized cars from dealers across the Island after complaints they were unroadworthy.

One person was flown to the UK for specialist treatment by the Great North Air Ambulance Service yesterday after a crash in the west of the Island.