Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 21st, 2025
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Forgotten P50 sells for $85,000 in Australia
A Peel P50 which was uncovered in a garage in Australia has sold for more than £41,000 at auction.
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Photographer captures comet view from the Island
An Island photographer has published a once-in-a-thousand-years shot of an cosmic spectacle.
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Village's clock tower may be fixed next year
Problems with Foxdale's clock tower could be solved next year.
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Tynwald pays formal tribute to late MHK and minister Geoff Corkish
Tynwald has paid tribute to former MHK, MLC and minister Geoff Corkish, who passed away last month.
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Swimming pool to close during half term for works
The Southern Swimming Pool is set to close for half-term next week to allow for maintenance.
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manx.net email addresses to cost £6.50 a month next year
Manx Telecom says people will have to pay for their manx.net email addresses from next year.
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What do you think of Douglas's waste services?
What do you think of the capital's waste services?
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Boosting vaccination rates among priorities of new public health strategy
Boosting childhood vaccination rates is among the priorities of the government's new five-year Public Health strategy.
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Commissioners want to spend £850k to buy land for sheltered housing
Garff commissioners have applied to spend £850,000 buying a plot of land to use as sheltered housing.
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Tynwald to return this morning after summer recess
Tynwald sits this morning for the first time since July, with 48 items on the order paper and 34 questions.
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Less than a week left to have your say on 20mph limits in middle and west of Island
There's less than a week left for you to air your views about proposed 20mph limits in the middle and west of the Island.
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Repair works to start on Peel Power Station today
Manx Utilities says steeplejacks will start work to repair Peel Power Station today.
