Isle of Man News from Saturday, June 21st, 2025
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Gun questions for minister in Keys
An MHK wants to know how much has been spent on guns, ammunition and armed response training for the police.
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Government gives £2.5 million international aid for Africa
The government has handed over £2.5 million in international aid.
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T-Rex tickets now on sale
Tickets have gone on sale for an attempt to break a prehistoric world record in Peel this summer!
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Mountain Road to close for Keppel Gate repair work
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close part of the Mountain Road for a day next month.
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Commissioners to appeal against 'undemocratic' Laxey Wheel plans
Garff commissioners say being left out of the planning process for a new visitor hub at the Laxey wheel is undemocratic.
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Dusty on holiday at UK cattery
A cheeky hitchhiker will be spending the week in the UK after jumping into a van and travelling hundreds of miles.
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Israelis added to sanctions list over human rights abuses
Two Israelis have been added to the Island's sanctions list in connection with violation of human rights.
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Cycling race ready for streets of Castletown
Castletown residents are being reminded to move their vehicles on Sunday as a huge cycling roadrace gets underway.
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Memorial service for Castletown teen
A memorial service for a Castletown teenager who died during an incident in Ramsey last month will be held this week.
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Liverpool yacht race finishes in Douglas today
Yachts from Merseyside will be arriving in Douglas today at the end of an annual race.
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Commissioners give Ramsey some TLC
Ramsey Commissioners say workers have been out and about this week making sure the town looks its best.
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Suspected chemical munition means Derbyhaven remains closed
Experts from the UK will assess a chemical incident at Ronaldsway airport today.
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Roads closed and bus routes changed for Parish Walk today
One of the Island's biggest annual sporting events is underway today.
