Isle of Man News from Tuesday, February 24th, 2026

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A pub in Onchan is warning motorists to move their badly-parked vehicles out of its car park.

A farm in the north of the Island is asking dog-walkers to respect the countryside - after finding an abandoned dog poo bag in a grazing field.

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service will hold a women-only recruitment event tomorrow.

Bus Vannin has released the list of buses which will run tomorrow.

Manx Utilities says the old Castletown Road will close for more than two weeks next month.

The fire and rescue service has released details about the crash on the Peel Coast Road his morning.

The Manx Wildlife Trust has applied for planning permission for two new footpaths in the north of the Island.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he can't say how much settling the bus strike would cost.

There's still a chance to have your say about new laws to tackle homelessness on the Island.

Unemployment went up last month, but is still at a lower level than last year.

After announcing more work at the Liverpool Ferry Terminal, the Department of Infrastructure says it'll be the Douglas Sea Terminal's turn for some TLC from next month.

Former TT star Guy Martin says he used to take drugs to work more and finance his racing career.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says negotiations to end the bus strike will take place this afternoon.

Peel Commissioners have submitted a planning application to demolish part of the Bowling Green Café.

Police say they've closed the Peel coast road because of a crash this morning.

Bus Vannin has released its latest contingency timetable for the fourth day of the strike.

A theatre company says it'll offer performing workshops with a Wicked theme during the easter school holidays.

The House of Keys will sit this morning, with the ongoing bus strike on members' minds.

A bridge in Douglas will close at night next week for essential work.

Peel's most historic building is looking more like its former self, after almost a kilometre of its walls were restored.