Isle of Man News from Thursday, September 11th, 2025

Forecasters have issued a yellow weather warning for tonight.

The government's revealed the dates of next year's bank holidays.

If you think you'd be a dab hand as a travelling TT marshal, now's your chance!

Almost two years after closing its public counter because not enough people were using it, Isle of Man Energy says it'll reopen next week.

Are you talking during gigs at the Villa Marina?

Vandals are being blamed for damage to a former swimming pool in Peel.

Manx film and TV star Joe Locke has signed a pledge not to work with Israeli companies, alongside almost 4,000 other people in the entertainment industry.

A planning officer has recommended a dozen telegraph poles in Peel for fibre broadband be given permission.

One of the first storms of autumn could bring travel disruption to the Island this weekend.

The Steam Packet Company says it brought more people to Manx Grand Prix than it has for more than 30 years.

Businesses in the south of the Island had a close call with exceptionally high tides overnight.

The government says it has no plans to help shops with the cost of getting rid of old electrical goods at civic amenity sites.

Health Minister Clare Christian says there's been a notable increase in the average length of GP appointments.

A Bride resident has shared her distress this morning after finding her village's defibrillator out of action.

Local food producers are being invited to take part in a special event in Douglas this month.

Island cycling superstar Sir Mark Cavendish joined fellow sporting legends to raise more than £2 million at a charity ride at the weekend.

A UK newspaper claims gangs from Liverpool are targeting the Isle of Man, exploiting what it calls our "unique geographical position."