Isle of Man News from Friday, May 23rd, 2025
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DOI says problems with Mountain Road may mean longer closure
The Mountain Road could be closed for longer than expected today after workers found problems at Brandywell.
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Cyclists banned from Mountain Road until June 10
The emergency services are reminding people not to cycle over the Mountain Road during TT.
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Meeting to appoint Port Erin glamping site liquidator
A meeting next month will discuss winding up a company which ran what it claimed was the Island's biggest glamping site in Port Erin.
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TT bus timetable changes announced
Bus Vannin has released details of its timetables over the TT period.
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Company needs gas meter readers
Isle of Man Energy says it's looking for new staff to read gas meters.
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MHK will ask Tynwald to save the Family Library
Can Tynwald save the Family Library in Douglas?
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Signed TT marshal tabard among auction lots
A TT marshal tabard signed by 14 top racers will go under the hammer this weekend.
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Unofficial bike track endangers orchids, say commissioners
Commissioners in the west of the Island are asking mountain bikers not to try to create their own riding track - because they're endangering protected wild orchids.
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Mountain Road to close for TT one-way system later
The Mountain Road will be shut for much of today - as part of the final preparations for TT.
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Customs seize meat and cheese from campervan
The government says it's seized meat and cheese from people arriving in Douglas from Europe as part of measures to prevent foot and mouth disease arriving here.
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Braddan Roundhouse 'monitoring parking' at site
The Roundhouse in Braddan says it's started monitoring the disc zone outside the £9 million building.
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Supercar show in Lezayre later
There's a chance to see some supercars today before attention switches firmly to motorbikes for the TT fortnight.
