Isle of Man News from Friday, November 21st, 2025

Port Erin Commissioners are looking to rent the town's bowling green for £400 per year from the Department of Infrastructure.

The government says it's finished 35 out of 180 potential cost-saving measures.

An MHK wants to know what progress has been made on plans to resurface a town's two main streets. 

Legislation which the government says will modernise the education system will be introduced to the House of Keys next week.

Tynwald will be asked to approve changes to pension schemes for public sector workers when it sits in December.

A Bill to recognise the capital's new city status will go before the Legislative Council next week.

3FM's Santa's Little Helpers charity drive is back this year.

Braddan commissioners are urging people to come forward with information after a fly-tipping incident on one of the Island's most picturesque roads.

Two Island companies have teamed up to produce a festive treat.

A UK newspaper is looking for your stories about Manx wallabies.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will stay shut for the rest of today.

The government's to hold a special drop-in session for people on benefits or pensions who don't have bank accounts.

The Department for Enterprise says it'll take another 10 months to bring in changes to the Island's work permit system.

Public health officials are warning people to prepare to flu season.

Commissioners in the south of the Island say they'll hold a drop-in session for people to find out more about proposed 20mph speed limits.

The Steam Packet Company has released its timetables for next year, with three vessels running a regular schedule of sailings.

Ramsey will be the next town to switch on its Christmas lights this evening, after Douglas yesterday.

Firefighters say nobody was hurt during a kitchen fire in Douglas yesterday.

A yellow weather warning is in place this morning with sub-zero temperatures overnight around the Island.