Isle of Man News from Tuesday, August 5th, 2025

A review of how well estate agents guard against money laundering has been released. 

A hobby shop in Onchan is announcing its decision to close. 

Fans of spicy food are in for a treat later this year, with a new-look chilli festival.

It would cost £58,000 to fully resurface the track leading to the Scarlett nature centre by hand. 

There's a chance to have your say on 13 buildings which have been earmarked for special government protection.

Marks and Spencer has applied to vary its alcohol licence as its Douglas store undergoes a major revamp.

The government's launching its Social Attitudes Survey this week, giving people the chance to share their views on island life. 

The Manx Aviation and Military Museum says it's having its most successful year ever, with a 25 percent spike in visitor numbers. 

The government has released information on the nationalities of people granted work visas.  

Two people appealing against Peel's sewage works being granted planning permission have lost an appeal to limit their legal costs.

The Cabinet Office says it can't give more details about employee grievances in the civil service, because it's personal information.

The Island's Information Commissioner says the number of personal data breaches has almost doubled in the last year - and public authorities are behind 70 per cent of them.

A cruise ship carrying almost 700 passengers is due to visit Douglas today.