Isle of Man News from Thursday, December 4th, 2025
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Could your child be the official voice of a pantomime?
Could your child be the voice of a Christmas panto?
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Councillor hits out at mouldy public housing
A Douglas councillor's hit out at the state of public housing after posting pictures of a mouldy flat on social media.
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New housing estate could get pizza outlet
Ballasalla's newest housing estate could be getting a new pizza outlet, if planners give the go-ahead.
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Rent deposit scheme may be in the pipeline
A rent deposit protection scheme may be in the pipeline, according to the Infrastructure Minister.
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Mountain Road to close for tree work today
The Mountain Road will close this afternoon.
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Earth moves for Kirk Michael during earthquake
Did you feel the earth move last night?
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Government considering tighter immigration restrictions
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the government is considering tighter restrictions on immigration.
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Average waiting time for endoscopies revealed
The average waiting time for urgent endoscopy tests is two and a half months, and within two weeks for suspected cancers.
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Labour party hosting meeting in pub tonight
The Manx Labour Party will host a political meeting at a pub in Douglas this evening.
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No discussions about Island getting health insurance cards
There've been no discussions with the UK about the Island becoming involved in the Global Health Insurance Card scheme.
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Government releases top email scam threats
The government's cyber-security experts have revealed the top email phishing threats from fraudsters over the past two months.
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New coins to mark Queen's birthday
A series of new coins will be released to mark what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday.
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Green party doesn't want referendum on Net Zero
The Island's Green Party is urging politicians not to hold a referendum on the Island's net zero policies.
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Hospital bus stops to move today
Bus stops at Noble's Hospital will move today as new equipment is installed.
