Isle of Man News from Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025

The Island will get its eighth double cruise ship visit of the year later this week.

A rider who crashed during the Classic TT says he's lucky to be alive.

A Douglas man is attempting to walk one million steps this month as he hopes to raise £10,000 for a muscular dystrophy charity.

The amount of fines and fixed penalties collected at the Island's courts has almost doubled in the last five years.

A fire station in the west of the Island is opening its doors for a family fun day this weekend. 

The Manx Wildlife Trust is urging people to keep seals safe during pupping season.

The next election could see a referendum about Net Zero emissions.

Could you help decide whether prisoners are ready to be released from prison?

A café in the south of the Island says its toilets are out of order after a vandalism attack.

Are some driving instructors breaking the law over licences or insurance?

The Department of Infrastructure says work on a street in Port St Mary will continue today.

Police are reminding people to check their cars are ready for winter, as darker evenings draw in.

Street traders in Braddan are facing higher costs - after commissioners said they'll quadruple the price of their licence.

Parents will be breathing a sigh of relief later, with the first day of a new school year.

A massage therapist in the UK has won a trademark battle with the government over the TT initials.

The biggest cruise ship to visit the Island this year makes her third stop of the season in Douglas today.