Isle of Man News from Wednesday, May 14th, 2025

Manx Utilities Chair John Wannenburgh says just over £3 million has already been spent on a proposed windfarm in the south of the Island.

Part of Douglas Promenade will close in around a fortnight as the TT funfair arrives.

Douglas Council is reminding dog owners to bag it and bin it when they're walking their pooches.

A race team is appealing for help finding a campervan which has been stolen just weeks before it was due to come over for TT.

The government says it doesn't know how much money's been spent answering parliamentary questions by an MHK from the south of the Island.

Homeless people on the Island will get somewhere to live during TT.

An online fundraiser for a Manx explosives expert who was killed in Ukraine has raised just under £40,000 in a week.

Police are investigating after a fly-tipping incident in the west of the Island.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's paid more than £81,000 to dredge Douglas harbour since 2023.

The managers of the Island's Family Library are urging people to help try to save it - after it announced yesterday it would close this summer.

Police are warning e-scooters aren't legal on roads or pavements - and you could face a hefty fine if you're caught riding one.

A local authority in the north of the Island says it's nearing the end of a project to replace its sodium streetlights with LED technology.

If the full 85-mile trek feels too much, there's a chance to get involved with a mini-Parish Walk for youngsters this summer.