Isle of Man News from Monday, July 21st, 2025

Plans have been submitted for a new cafe building at the Nunnery estate.

Marks and Spencer says its Douglas store will look a little different as work starts on the new foodhall.

Do you know how to keep your child safe online, and on gaming platforms? 

A new online documentary tells the story of what it calls "the Nazi TT" - when a German team scored victories immediately before the start of World War 2

A planning application's been submitted to convert a former fisherman's hut into a therapy facility. 

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says more than a hundred roads need work to support 20mph zones - but there's no money to make the changes.

An American social media star has thanked a fan for sending him Manx sweets.

Police are appealing for information about a woman driver who dumped tyres in Port St Mary.

Ramsey has a special art exhibition taking place across the town, starring a famous furry resident!

A second former bank in Ramsey has gone on the market.

A cruise ship is spending the day in Douglas today.

The government says it's planning to use artificial intelligence across 25 of its services in the near future.

Tynwald has backed moves to make misconduct in a public office illegal - but it won't be considered until after the general election. 

A shop in Douglas says it's putting more restrictions on the sale of knives - and will wind down its range - in response to antisocial behaviour on the Island.

Police are reminding R-plate drivers not to speed, after one was caught doing twice the limit.

Bus Vannin says services to Peel may be delayed this week as roadworks take place.