Isle of Man News from Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025

Tesco has applied for retrospective planning permission for a Click and Collect area in Douglas.

An MHK is to quiz the Island's Treasury Minister about parents who claim benefits for children who don't live on the Island.

Nominations have opened this week for the highest honour that can be given to volunteer groups in the British Isles.

An Onchan commissioner says he wants to dispel rumours he's suspended from his civil service job for whistleblowing.

The oldest surviving example of a historic train carriage is returning home after nearly half a century.

Manx weather could spoil the party tonight, after the northern lights were spotted in the early hours of this morning.

Get your Maccies in now - before it closes next month!

Garff Commissioners say they've had to remove the swimming raft from Laxey earlier than planned - but it'll be back next year!

Two MHKs will suggest giving a February half-term break to Tynwald members.

The government's cybersecurity experts say they had 772 suspicious emails reported last month.

The Isle of Man FA says football teams in Division 2 could all play each other three times this season.

A Formula 1 legend says he was nervous about the weather when he visited the Island for Manx Grand Prix - but was glad he came!

A Post Office in Douglas will be temporarily closing this week, though the shop will remain open.

The largest gathering of Ford cars the Island has ever seen will take place next week.

A street in Port St Mary is shut today as work takes place to prepare for roadworks.

Plans for almost 100 wind turbines halfway between the Island and the UK have been given planning permission.

Are school uniforms too expensive - and should the government be tackling the issue?

Residents of Lonan and Laxey are being reminded they still have time to have their say on government proposals for 20mph zones.