Isle of Man News from Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025

How many kittens can you fit into the world's smallest car? 

The government says public sector housing rents will be linked to inflation in future.

Fancy kissing under a bush this Christmas? 

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says reports about the Island's undersea oil and gas resources can't be published without permission from consultants.

Two of the Steam Packet's crossings this Friday are at risk because of bad weather.

A much-loved feature of Ramsey's Christmas celebrations has returned, after worries about his fate last year.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood is to host a drop-in session about proposed 20mph speed limits next week.

Bus drivers have until the end of today to decide if they back taking strike action.

An Island high school has been given a reprimand by the Information Commissioner over its data protection practices.

A yellow weather warning has been issued for coastal overtopping overnight.

An Onchan MHK is urging people to contact their Tynwald members over moves to strip the bishop of their parliamentary vote.

Manx Care says a number of services will move out of Ramsey Cottage Hospital as it deals with a pest control issue.

Customs and Excise is leaving its offices next to Douglas Railway Station.

There's a chance to get your hands on a TT star's equipment this week.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government is working on bringing in all changes recommended by an independent review of the Island's response to the pandemic.

A student's asking you to share about your housing market experiences as he puts his undergraduate dissertation together.

Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says keeping the MiCard system for benefits and pensions will cost less than the £500,000 originally thought.

The government's only been asked once to light up the Manx Electric Railway sign for a special event.

Manx Utilities says there's been a burst water main in Onchan this morning, Wednesday, December 3.