Isle of Man News from Saturday, October 11th, 2025

An MHK is to quiz the Island's Health and Social Care Minister about action to tackle loneliness on the Island.

The government says cutting ultra-processed foods from school meals will save more than £68,000 a year.

Villagers in west Africa are celebrating after aid from the Isle of Man helped their communities end years of water scarcity.

The government says it's extending a consultation into changing the Island's rates system.

Onchan commissioners say they're hoping to provide a new recycling site after closing a station in Port Jack.

Can you help raise funds to send badly-needed aid to war-torn Ukraine?

Ramsey commissioners are asking skateboarders to take extra care after lights were damaged at a skate park.

Smart electricity meters are on the mind of a southern MHK.

Planning officers have recommended allowing Manx Telecom to put up 12 telegraph poles in Peel as it rolls out fibre broadband.

The government is sponsoring a business innovation award in Liverpool.

Manx Utilities says you won't be able to top up your smart meter for two hours on Sunday.

A new toy shop will open in Douglas today.