Isle of Man News from Monday, May 19th, 2025

The Tower of Refuge has moved to the UK and taken up home on a submerged reef, according to a UK-based website.

The latest report into the government's workforce shows eight people joined the public sector in the first quarter of the year.

What will the government do to prevent an infectious livestock virus reaching the Isle of Man during TT?

Could you give a home to Billie 'no mates'?

Will the Island be asked for its views when the BBC's royal charter is reviewed?

If you've signed up as a TT marshal, you can pick your pack up from today.

A queueing system is currently operating on the Steam Packet's website, after bookings for TT 2026 opened earlier.

A Patrick commissioner has quit his role on the Western Civic Amenity Site board.

A series of special events this year will celebrate the Island's most famous fictional train.

How many people did the work first and applied for planning permission later last year?

With TT now only a week away, the weather forecast shows rain arriving just in time for the weekend.

Port Erin could be going to the polls again after a commissioner resigned last week.

TT is now just a week away - but organisers have released next year's festival dates.

The Fire and Rescue Service says it spent around an hour at the scene of a crash in Onchan at the weekend.

Ronaldsway Airport has apologised after some passengers missed flights because of problems with security scanners yesterday.