Isle of Man News from Friday, February 13th, 2026

The Island's Met Office has issued another weather warning for snow and sleet over the weekend.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road is unlikely to open this weekend.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning about freezing conditions.

A charity says it's been forced to cancel a night of school singalongs because of poor ticket sales.

Police have had a significant number of dangerous weapons handed in during their latest firearms amnesty.

The main contractor behind the new ferry terminal in Liverpool says there's no legal dispute over the project.

Bus drivers could walk out each weekend until an agreement is reached with the government.

Tynwald will hear an urgent question about an impending bus strike when it sits next week.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says it'll be some time before his department resurfaces Tromode Road in Braddan.

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The government has released a new video showing what Ramsey's harbour would look like if flood prevention plans are approved.

Port St Mary commissioners have issued a plea for dog walkers to show some local pride and clean up after their pets.

Two unique banknotes could fetch as much as 150 times their face value this weekend.

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Tickets to one of the Isle of Man's most-anticipated theatre events will go on sale this weekend.

Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says more work would be done to calculate how much raising income tax allowances would cost the government.

The Mountain Road has been closed today due to heavy snow and dangerous driving conditions.