Isle of Man News from Tuesday, July 29th, 2025

The Department of Infrastructure says it hopes to have Ramsey's harbour bridge open to traffic again soon.

A holistic therapy clinic in Douglas is to close its doors after more than two decades.

Manx National Heritage are hosting a fairy-themed craft and photography session this weekend.

Manx Telecom's warning people to make sure they're really dealing with it, rather than scammers.

There's an appeal for thieves to return a bike they stole while its owner was having surgery in hospital following a crash.

An Island bank has become a certified fertility-friendly workplace.

Douglas could be getting a new pub, if planners approve a new application.

The Great North Air Ambulance Service has been called to the Isle of Man six times since its new contract was signed.

Isle of Man farmers are taking action to get Manx food back on the shelves.

Police are holding a drop in session in the capital today for new recruits.

Police say there has been a crash at Church Bends.

Police are advising drivers to avoid a section of the Mountain Road this morning due to a crash.

An Isle of Man driver would like to thank three men who helped after her car suffered a blown tyre.

Two Island firefighters have shown what they're made of at a special competition at the weekend.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says it's too early to say if the Island's newest 20mph zone is doing what it's supposed to.

A cruise ship will be visiting the Island this morning.

Todays Manannan sailings are going ahead as scheduled.