Isle of Man News from Monday, September 1st, 2025

If you'd like to be a town warden in the north of the Island, there's less than a week to get your application in.

The Cabinet Office says a new order to be laid before Tynwald will tighten up rules on police background checks.

A total of 40 babies were born on the Island in August, and it was a perfect fifty-fifty split between girls and boys. 

The summer of 2025 may have been the warmest on Manx records, according to provisional figures from the Ronaldsway Met Office. 

An online fundraiser set up to help a racer injured during this year's Manx Grand Prix has almost reached its target.

Commissioners are reminding people to clean up after their dogs - after contractors encountered some unwelcome surprises today.

Police in the capital are investigating after vandalism to public toilets on the seafront.

A busy road in in the west of the Island is shut for work this week.

The multi-platinum musician David Gray is coming to the Island as part of a new tour. 

Police are trying to reunite a bike with its owner after it was found in the south of the Island - and are reminding people they can register them for free in case they're stolen.

Manx sky watchers could be in for a treat tonight!

Onchan could be getting a new indoor padel tennis facility after a company asked commissioners about leasing part of the Pleasure Park.

The Mountain Road will close for two hours later this morning.

A Garff MHK is against Orsted's offshore windfarm plan because of the impact on shipping routes, wildlife and the Island's biosphere status. 

One of the Island's newest residents has had his first taste of proper Manx weather.

Firefighters were called out in the north of the Island yesterday after a car hit a home.