Isle of Man News from Monday, October 20th, 2025

Police say St Marks Road is closed again after a second crash this morning.

A street in Ramsey will be one way for almost a fortnight from today.

An online fundraiser launched after a teenager died last week has nearly reached its £6,000 target.

An investigation's been launched after a man fell from a Manx-flagged ship off Sweden's east coast.

A former post office could soon be welcoming tourists, if a planning application is successful.

Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says the government isn't involved in providing transport, entertainment, food, and other services to cruise ships.

The government subvention to the meat plant in Tromode rose by 55 per cent last year.

The Department of Infrastructure says the number of ferry passengers at the Sea Terminal has risen by almost eight per cent this year.

The Department for Health and Social Care says its new Regulation of Health and Social Care Bill does not set exact fees, but lets it set them later.

The man behind some of the world's most successful children's cartoons has chosen the Island as the setting for his latest venture.

The East of the Island's facing a shortfall of 735 homes by 2026, according to a new report.

One of the Island's former national poets has won big in a top UK quiz show.

Over three thousand electricity meters are still scheduled to be replaced on the Island, according to the chair of Manx Utilities.

Manx prisoners are getting an award for their artwork, with two pieces to be displayed in a top UK exhibition.