Isle of Man News from Tuesday, November 25th, 2025

The Island's Cyber Security Centre is warning people about Black Friday scams this week.

Culture Vannin's submitted a planning application for a redevelopment of its headquarters in St John's.

A Ramsey commissioner is urging people to have their say on planned flood defences for the town.

The justice minister says she isn't able to predict the impact proposed 20mph limits will have on speeding offences.

An MHK says if you see a problem on the road, you should report it.

Should the government extend payments for shared parental leave to the self-employed?

The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice tonight, Tuesday, November 25.

The Clerk of Arbory and Rushen Commissioners, Phil Gawne, has announced he's retiring.

A historic house in Castletown is on the market with a price tag of just over £6.8 million.

Tynwald is to discuss a petition demanding all supermarkets be forced to buy, supply and promote Manx produce.

Have you lost a fluffy cat outside Police Headquarters?

The Island is set to get 48 visits from cruise ships next year.

The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't know how much the Liverpool ferry terminal has cost - and giving estimates could mislead the public.

Laxey star Samantha Barks has thanked fans for their response to her UK tour.

The fastest woman around the TT course has been showing off her action skills - as a movie stunt rider!

A former restaurant in the west of the Island could become a takeaway selling Manx produce, if planners give the green light.

The government says 477 people responded to its public consultation on plans for an offshore windfarm. 

Onchan commissioners say they're on the lookout for land and properties to meet the district's housing needs.

The House of Keys sits later today, with five proposed new laws and 14 questions up for discussion.

A yellow weather warning for ice remains in place this morning.