Isle of Man News from Monday, December 1st, 2025

41 babies were born on the Isle of Man last month.

A special set of stamps has been released to mark 40 years of Bushy's beer.

The Island's population grew to 84,756 last year - up 271 on 2023's total.

The Isle of Man is to get six new coins to celebrate Christmas.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department doesn't track how much money is brought in from parking fines.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's putting off resurfacing work on a road in the north of the Island today.

Pizza fans in Ramsey will get an early Christmas present this year.

There'll be temporary traffic lights on Douglas Promenade this week while road repairs take place.

A landmark Bill being introduced to the House of Keys this week would mean changes to religious education in schools.

A UK husband and wife say their team's TT and MGP future could be in doubt after thieves struck at the weekend.

Ramsey Commissioners say they'll finally hold their fireworks display this weekend.

What's going to happen when we run out of letters in the alphabet for car number plates?

A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been extended this morning. 

The justice and home affairs minister says there are currently 10 long-term prisoners from off-Island in Jurby.

The Southern Civic Amenity Site says signing a new lease means it can go ahead with improvements next year.

Braddan commissioners have applied for permission to borrow more than £187,000 to improve street lighting in the area.

Manx Care says the bus stops at Noble's Hospital will move for a day this week as new equipment is installed.