Isle of Man News from Wednesday, January 14th, 2026

Education Minister Daphne Caine says all school and college staff will be paid for snow days.

An Island charity that helps people feed their pets has put out an urgent appeal.

A heritage organisation in the west of the Island says it's changed its email address, with just a  week until manx.net users have to start paying for the service.

The Ben my Chree has begun sailing from Ireland to Pembrokeshire.

This year's TT will see the Great North Air Ambulance Service become its charity partner.

Could you help keep a local authority's bushes trim and tidy?

Inflation rose to 3.3 per cent on the Isle of Man last month, according to the government's latest figures.

Education Minister Daphne Caine says her department is baffled by allegations Christmas carols were banned by schools this year.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government spent more than £5.2 million on expenses and mileage over the last five years.

A woman's appealing to the public for information after a memorial bench to her teenage son was hit by a car. 

There's no need to worry if you notice the emergency services at the airport today.

The Salvation Army says well over 1,800 people needed help over Christmas as they struggled with living costs.

The police have announced they're holding a weapons amnesty.

Will establishing a national office for Artificial Intelligence need new laws?

The police are warning of ice on some of the Island's roads this morning.

Education Minister Daphne Caine has apologised after a decision to close schools during recent snow was announced late.

Ramsey commissioners are asking for help from the public tackling dog fouling in the town.

An organisation which helps run the internet in Europe, the Middle East and Asia says the Isle of Man will now help measure performance.