Isle of Man News from Thursday, June 12th, 2025

Could you help run the Department of Infrastructure? Government's advertising for a deputy chief officer.

Entries will open next week as charity event organisers try to recruit 1,000 dinosaurs for a unique fundraiser.

A High Court trial has begun in London as the UK government tries to reclaim £122 million from a PPE company linked to Island resident Michelle Mone.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for today.

Is the Isle of Man exporting advanced aircraft parts to Israel as the war in Gaza continues?

The Island's justice minister has apologised over a TT road safety video which featured footage of racers dying in crashes

The Island's first  dedicated charging station for electric vehicles has been rejected by planners.

Braddan Commissioners have applied for planning permission for a therapy hut near the Roundhouse.

The Isle of Man welcomed 56 brand new residents last month!

14 people have been allowed to claim benefits on the Island in the past year, despite not living here long enough.

Beware of scam emails targeting manx.net users.

A church has applied for registered building consent as it demolishes and replaces a building in central Douglas.

Six Island head teachers are in charge of two schools each - with one overseeing three primary schools.

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service says it's dealing with an incident in the south of the Island.

This weekend's World Tin Bath championships have been postponed until later this year.