Isle of Man News from Monday, October 13th, 2025

The Island's Family Library, which closed in August, will be back this weekend.

An online petition to build a mosque on the Isle of Man has been dismissed as trolling by social media users.

If you're already planning your TT for next year, there's some good news.

A busy road in Douglas will have temporary traffic lights this week as workers tackle a gas leak.

A bike ridden to two TT victories by Joey Dunlop sold for well over its estimated price at the weekend.

Manx athlete Christa Cain has set a new Isle of Man women’s marathon record at the Chicago Marathon.

Manx Care's winter vaccination programme starts today.

Isle of Man Transport has released a new bus timetable.

A dentist in Douglas is encouraging families to boo-rush their fangs this Halloween.

Ronaldsway has said low visibility at the airport will affect flights today.

An MHK has requested figures on sexual offence prosecutions and convictions over the past five years.

Want to try calming your pet's anxiety with special fragrances? 

Could the Isle of Man still land a windfall from oil and gas reserves?

The public's being invited to find out more about the work of a vital medical lifeline this week.

The Island's Information commissioner's Office says the latest figures show fewer data breaches have been recorded - but they affect more people and are more serious.

An MHK wants to know if Manx Care's insurer has paid out any malpractice claims since the organisation was set up.