Isle of Man News from Friday, August 22nd, 2025

Nearly £2,000 has been raised to help a carer pay for two weeks of private respite care for her Dad. 

The Isle of Man Post Office is suspending services to the USA this weekend. 

The Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool has been shortlisted for a top UK architecture award.

Access restrictions will remain in some plantations around the Island as forestry works continue. 

An independent report has been released into the grounding of the Manxman in March, which says the main cause was lack of water depth. 

There are fresh plans to convert the former Newson’s buildings on Douglas’s North Quay into a restaurant, apartments and shop. 

Police say there's been a rise in anti-social over the Summer holidays.

Douglas Council has teamed up with a major UK charity to crack down on cigarette butts during the Manx Grand Prix. 

A new childcare facility could soon be opening in Peel.

The Jane Crookall Maternity Unit is coming together today to mark Rainbow Baby Day.

A Manx tennis star is only one game away from qualifying for the US Open.

A festival celebrating all things South African is taking place this September.

Estate agent Cowley Groves has announced all residential apartments at a former nurses home in Douglas are now occupied. 

A rider who crashed during the Manx Grand Prix Qualifying has been discharged from hospital.