Isle of Man News from Friday, August 1st, 2025

Public health officials say a batch of extra-pure cocaine has left a number of people in hospital.

The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Monday, August 4. 

The final phases of the revamp of the airport departure lounge are nearing completion. 

There are plans for a new mobile sauna on Laxey Promenade. 

Police have now served a notice on the new buyer of a motorcycle they are hunting.

Commissioners in the south of the Island are reminding people to obey the byelaws about dogs on the beach.

The Steam Packet Company says unpredictable weather at the start of next week could mean disruption for passengers.

A new hotel and wine bar in Castletown will be officially opened by the Island's Lieutenant Governor next week.

An exhibition is being launched to mark the 52nd anniversary of the Summerland disaster.

Ramsey's asking artists to step up and help brighten up the town.

An Onchan MHK has written to Manx Telecom after the firm told customers they could face a £300 bill for installing fibre cables when the Island's copper phone network is switched off.

More than 20 businesses have appeared in court over tax and National Insurance offences.

A travel company's been given retrospective planning permission for a coach depot in the south of the Island.

Braddan Commissioners want to include campervans in plans for a campsite at The Roundhouse during the TT fortnight.