Isle of Man News from Friday, May 30th, 2025

Police have named a 14 year old boy who died in Ramsey this week.

There's been reports of a drone flying around the area of Greeba Castle during todays practice session.

The Sun newspaper says more than 30,000 UK motorists will be somehow affected if the Island's new 20mph zones come into force.

The Department for Enterprise says it wants to increase the amount of money you can be awarded if you're made redundant.

The Steam Packet company says this afternoon's Manannan sailing to Liverpool will set off around two hours late.

Race organisers say there'll be two practice sessions tomorrow.

Police say they've seized more than a million pounds worth of cash and drugs in the last year.

Police say the Mountain has closed after a crash.

Police say a crash on the TT course is still passable this morning.

Social housing tenants in Peel say they've been knocked into the red by a rent collection error.

A new survey shows more than two-thirds of Island people think the health service and hospital waiting times are our most pressing issue.

A medical research study will measure the physical and mental demands on riders as they race the TT. 

Douglas Council is asking people to send their views on expanding 20mph zones in the capital to the Department of Infrastructure.

The Steam Packet Company says the Manannan is running behind today.

Could snow days soon mean  a normal day of learning with Island schools?

Mystery surrounds parking notices left on vehicles in Peel warning vehicles will be towed away - but with no contact details.

If you fancied a ride with the Island's biggest cycling star during this year's Tour de France, you've missed your chance!

Police have launched a website for people to submit evidence after a death in Ramsey.

The Mountain Road is due to close at 11.15 am this morning as organisers hope to get a full day of practicing.