Isle of Man News from Friday, November 14th, 2025

Marshals from the 'friendly races' will meet in the south of the Island next week.

New cryptocurrency laws could help clamp down on tax evasion.

How much energy has been brought to the Island from the UK in the last three years?

A researcher at a Welsh university is looking for people who know about herring fishing in the Irish Sea.

Questions over care staff vetting will be raised by MHKs next week.

The number of air traffic controllers at the airport will be discussed in Tynwald Next week.

The Steam Packet's announced this evening's sailing to Heysham has been cancelled. 

Police say they've located the person reported to be sleeping rough in the North of the Island. 

A Thai restaurant in central Douglas is up for sale.

An organisation representing the Island's livestock producers says it's talking to the government about vet services for its members.

Police are appealing for information about a rough sleeper in the north of the Island.

Replacing play equipment on Laxey Promenade could cost up to £120,000, according to Garff Commissioners.

The Department of Infrastructure is asking for views on four Sundays being used for racing during TT and Manx Grand Prix next year.

One of Peel's longest-running businesses says it'll close its doors for good soon.

Bride Commissioners say they're giving up Facebook after online abuse.

Ronaldsway airport says the number of passengers using it last month was down more than 6.5 per cent on last year's total.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another yellow warning for heavy rain tonight.