Isle of Man News from Friday, July 11th, 2025

There are plans to covert a flat into a new beauty salon in Douglas. 

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service has issued a wildfire warning due to high temperatures this weekend. 

Will the government give an update on its progress before next year's general election?

The over-75s and anyone 28 weeks pregnant or more are eligible for a free vaccine. 

Douglas Council's plans to renovate the promenade's sunken gardens have been approved. 

A brand new kids indoor soft play centre opens today.

The government's cybersecurity centre says scams relating to manx.net accounted for the highest number of suspicious emails reported to it last month.

A plantation is welcoming visitors once more after improvement work.

Questions about plans for a new secondary school in the south of the Island will be raised in Tynwald next week.

Will the government change the recently updated TT schedule for 2026? 

Port Erin Lifeboat Station is holding a naming ceremony for its new lifeboat.

The Isle of Man could see its highest ever temperatures on record tomorrow.

Does the government know how much its new ferry terminal in Liverpool cost?

The Department for Enterprise says it's offered to fund just three TT events in the last three years.

Government checks on employers will be raised in next week's Tynwald sitting.

A huge cruise ship carrying more than 900 passengers is due to visit the Island today.