Isle of Man News from Friday, June 13th, 2025

Marks & Spencer in Douglas could be getting a facelift under new plans.

An online petition is calling for the postcodes of Island sex offenders to be published to make people feel safer.

Onchan Commissioners say bad weather's forced them to postpone an outdoor event tomorrow.

A union is asking senior teachers if they support a ballot on possible industrial action in a row over alleged bullying.

Can you help reunite a toddler with her bunny before she goes on holiday?

A picnic celebrating twins, triplets and other multiple births will be held at the Roundhouse in Braddan later this month.

Health minister Claire Christian says Manx Care has spent more than £330,000 on recruitment agencies in the past four years.

Ten people have had residency requirements for public sector homes waived in the past three years.

Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies is teaming up with James Bond's son for his next movie project.

Health Minister Claire Christian says government's approved £125,000 for the early stages of replacing an ambulance station.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government has taken action on all major issues raised by the public during a series of roadshows last year.

85 percent of Island carers say their health has worsened since becoming one. 

A Ramsey MHK will try to force the release of information about a report into the Island's schools, after the education minister was given permission not to answer a question about its cost.

Malew Commissioners are asking people to take extra care when visiting Scarlett - after a fire yesterday.