Isle of Man News from Friday, May 16th, 2025
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Mountain Road closed after 'serious' crash
Police say the Mountain road could be shut until at least 7pm after a serious crash.
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MHK to ask about school suspension numbers
School suspensions will be on the agenda for Tynwald members next week.
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Applications open for free school meals
The government says applications for free school meals are now open.
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Manx stamps crashed on moon because of instrument problems, says company
Problems with precision instruments and recognising craters led to a lunar lander carrying digitised Manx stamps crashing on the moon, according to the company behind the mission.
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Film version of Sam Barks stage musical Frozen out next month
The latest movie to star Manx actress Samantha Barks will be out next month.
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Would the UK save us during a digital war?
Can the Island fend off hackers by itself during a major cyber-attack?
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First - and most-devoted - German fans arriving for TT!
One of the Island's best-known unofficial TT campsites is back - with more than a week to go to before the festival begins!
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Don't get caught out by pet travel rule changes!
The government is urging pet-owners travelling to Northern Ireland this summer to read up on new rules.
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Minister hopes to save £800,000 out of government's £1.3 billion budget
Minister without Portfolio Tim Crookall says he has identified £800,000 of possible government savings.
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TT safety cars switch from Honda to BMW
BMW is the new official supplier of safety cars for the TT.
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Two hit and run crashes in 24 hours in Castletown
Police are investigating after two parked cars in Castletown were hit in separate incidents- but those responsible didn't stop.
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Laxey mine site closed to public
A historic mine site near Laxey has been closed off after a wall collapse.
