Isle of Man News from Wednesday, July 23rd, 2025
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UK doctors' strike likely to affect appointments and operations on Island
Strikes by UK doctors this month are likely to affect appointments on the Island.
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Take a tour around the gardens of Ramsey this weekend
There'll be a chance to tour other people's gardens in Ramsey this weekend.
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Petition to cap vet fees reaches nearly 300 signatures
A petition calling for vet fees to regulated on the Island has reached almost 300 signatures.
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Point of Ayre nature reserve closed this weekend
A popular nature spot will shut this weekend to allow for road works.
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Nautical by nature - Peel's Sea Fest this weekend!
The Sunset City will be hosting a sea festival for the whole family this week.
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Register your child for flu vaccine soon
Manx Care is asking parents who would like their child to get the nasal flu vaccine to register their consent soon.
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Ready to go quackers in Laxey?
Tickets will go on sale soon for one of the Island's most unusual sporting events.
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20mph petition's proposals already settled, says Tynwald committee
A petition for redress of grievance calling for the government to reverse course on 20mph zones won't be considered by Tynwald members.
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Manx terror financing risk highest for money flowing through Island
A new report from the government says the Isle of Man's biggest risk in financing terrorism is money flowing through the Island.
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Copper phone network switch-off prompt loan application from sheltered housing board
A sheltered housing board is asking for government permission to borrow more than £74,000 as the Island's copper phone network faces being turned off.
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Southern 100 dates published for next year
The Southern 100 may only have just finished this year - but organisers have already released the dates of next year's action.
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66 prosecuted for not declaring benefits to income tax
New figures from the Treasury show more than 60 people have been prosecuted for not declaring benefits to the taxman in the last five years.
