Isle of Man News from Thursday, July 17th, 2025

The Department of Infrastructure has issued a statement following the ticketing of numerous abandoned cars in the Tesco Superstore Car Park. 

There are plans for a new classroom building at Henry Bloom Noble Primary School in Douglas.  

The police are reminding learner drivers and riders to display their L-plates correctly. 

Tributes are being paid to a Manx WWII veteran and Burma Star recipient. 

Public Health officials are trying to dispel myths circulating about the children's nasal flu vaccine. 

Google's on the Isle of Man, updating its Street View images!

The Island's Lieutenant Governor wants 600 more followers on Facebook!

The Department of Infrastructure is threatening to tow away a number of abandoned cars from Tesco's car park in Lake Road in Douglas.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his country will follow in the footsteps of the Isle of Man and lower its voting age.

A coffee shop in the south of the Island has hit out after thieves struck this week.

An island swimming pool says it'll close for two weeks to improve its facilities.

The government says it's planning to start fact-checking service as part of its communications strategy.

Having a business representative in South Africa is key to the Island's economic growth. 

If you'd like to live in an historic house in the south of the Island - once the residence of a Battle of Trafalgar hero - now's your chance.

Almost half of TT race reschedulings over the past decade have happened in the last two years, according to figures from the Department for Enterprise.

If you're planning on going angling in the school holidays, make sure you have a licence - or face a fine of up to £2,000.

It would be too difficult and potentially costly to split child benefits between two parents, according to the Island's treasury minister.

Residents of Ramsey and Port Erin go to the ballot box for by-elections today.