Isle of Man News from Friday, July 18th, 2025

Three Isle of Man art students have been chosen for a respected art exhibition in London.

Childcare providers can soon apply for extra funding for services for children with additional needs. 

Ronague Road in Arbory will be closed during the day next week. 

Bus Vannin drivers were at fault in more than two-thirds of insurance cases involving buses over the last five years.

A woman in Peel who sells plants outside her home says thieves have made off with an honesty box.

Two musicians from Canada have released a new song about the Isle of Man.

A man's lost an employment tribunal against the Department of Education, Sport and Culture after filing his claim too late.

The government will provide its next update on the progress of the Island Plan in the coming weeks.

There have been just two successful escapes from the Wildlife Park in the past five years. 

Tynwald members won't pay for their parking spaces yet, after Legislative Council defeated a motion in the court this week.

The Department for Enterprise says it'll report back to Tynwald next year about a possible tourist tax.

A former Douglas chippy could be converted into flats, if a planning application is approved.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department's stance on 20mph zones is backed by 23 scientific studies.

The Island has three new commissioners today.