Isle of Man News from Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025

Police are appealing to the public for information after a grease gun was stolen in Castletown. 

The government has released the school holiday dates for the 2026 to 2027 academic year. 

Almost £18.5 million has been spent sending patients for mental health treatment in the UK since 2020. 

A free robot coding workshop is being held for girls between the ages of eight to 15 at the Island's Code Club. 

Out of 20 petitions for redress of grievance presented to the court at Tynwald day this year, nine have been ruled out of order and one has been marked as lapsed.

Commissioners in Port Erin say they're concerned about the amount of concrete, steel rebar and tyres buried under a former campsite.

The Gambling Supervision Commission has banned a man from any involvement in the Island's gambling sector indefinitely.

Police say all vehicles on the road need to be roadworthy and taxed - including tractors!

Tributes are being paid to a rugby club stalwart well-known for his work in the community in Peel.

A southern smokehouse says it needs a bigger cold storage area.  

The Island's capital has been recognised for its eco-friendly parks.

The Island's education minister says there's no maximum or minimum class sizes in Manx schools.

This year's Classic TT is to get an aerial display of its own from the RAF.

Amnesty International Isle of Man has accused Tynwald of complicity in genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

A Douglas man's been jailed in the UK for historical sex offences against children.

There'll be a chance to find out more about joining the police this evening.

Commissioners in the south of the Island say fly-tipping is never acceptable, after a woman dumped a set of four tyres near a housing development.