Isle of Man News from Saturday, June 7th, 2025
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7pm start for Senior TT
TT organisers say they're still hopeful of running today's Senior TT this evening.
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Further delay to racing announced
Organisers say today's Senior race is facing another delay.
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No evidence of corruption in complaint against commissioners
The Tynwald commissioner for administration says there's no evidence of corruption at a local authority in an ongoing row between a resident and the board.
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Movies to mark Pride month in Port St Mary
A series of films in the south of the Island will help mark Pride Month celebrations.
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No spare council cash to help Family Library
Douglas Council says it doesn't have the money or powers to help save the Island's Family Library.
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39 trees in Willaston to be felled after storm
Douglas Council says it'll spend £35,000 replacing nearly 40 trees in Willaston which were left unsafe after Storm Eowyn in January.
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Three riders injured during yesterday's superstock action
A rider who hit a bird during yesterday's superstock race has been discharged from hospital, while two other racers continue to be treated.
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Victory Cafe targeted by thieves for second time this week
Police have issued CCTV images of two men they'd like to speak to over thefts from a landmark café on the TT course.
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Witnesses sought to Douglas incident
Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after an incident in Douglas last night.
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Two-hour delay to race schedule
It's the final day of racing at TT 2025 - and poor weather means a delay of two hours to the schedule.
