Isle of Man News from Tuesday, January 6th, 2026
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Ferry sailings called off
Two scheduled sailings have been cancelled tonight because of weather.
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Warning over gift manx.net card scams
Police are warning people to be wary of scams targeting manx.net email addresses.
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Chamber of Commerce issues advice over immigration language changes
The Island's Chamber of Commerce says companies should check candidates they're considering recruiting as immigration rules change.
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Police appeal after late-night incident in Douglas
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident in central Douglas in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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£10k to be spent on Onchan Raceway's drainage
Onchan Commissioners have agreed to spend £10,000 improving drainage at the village's raceway after problems with flooding.
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Airline opens new UK base - with IOM flights this weekend
An airline's celebrating opening its latest UK base, as it prepares to start flying to it from the Isle of Man.
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Mountain Road to stay closed until tomorrow
It's been announced the Mountain Road will remain shut until tomorrow.
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School meals cost government around £4 per child
Primary school meals cost government an average of around four pounds per child each day over the past three months.
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Advice on how to help downed sheep
A farm in the north of the Island has issued advice on how to help sheep stuck on their backs.
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Schools open as normal today
The government says schools and University College Isle of Man will be open as normal today, Tuesday, January 6.
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Work on busy road hoped to finish before TT
Manx Utilities says it's hoping to finish a project on a busy Douglas road before TT this year.
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New environmentally-friendly rules at tips
New green rules for disposing of plasterboard at civic amenity sites have come into force this week.
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Another day of icy conditions as weather warning continues
The Island's waking up to another day of icy conditions this morning, with a weather warning in force until midday.
