Isle of Man News from Wednesday, February 25th, 2026

Could bus strikes continue into next month?

TV star and artist Timmy Mallett has released a new video about the Isle of Man.

TV star and comedian Dylan Moran has announced he'll be performing on the Island next year.

A tuition company says it's expanding its services in the north of the Island.

A section of the TT course will be closed for a week next month for roadworks.

A Freedom of Information request in the UK has shown the Isle of Man's Assisted Dying Bill has broken an unwelcome record.

An engineering and construction company has shared the first look at the new Castle Rushen High School.

Bus Vannin has released the details of its planned timetable for tomorrow amid the ongoing strike.

Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says a subsidised airline isn't spending the government's money elsewhere.

Plans are in place to extend Douglas Horse Trams the length of the promenade - but it won't happen in the immediate future.

The new ferry terminal in Liverpool is in the running for an architectural award.

A multimillion pound redevelopment including a cinema, flats, shops and bus centre in Douglas have been recommended for refusal.

A total of 61,225 income tax returns were filed during the previous tax year, with around two thirds done online.

A pub in the south of the Island has applied for planning permission to improve its facilities.

Unite the Union says it's rejected Bus Vannin's latest pay offer, made during talks aimed at ending the strike which is now in its fifth day.

The lieutenant governor will be marking Ramadan at the Island's Islamic Centre next month.

A Peel fisherman-turned-actor is back on the boats in a new film out later this year.

The Island's Infrastructure Minister says his department's backup plans during the bus strike have been working well.

The Department of Education, Sport and Culture is advertising for a new head as its current chief officer prepares to retire.

Bus Vannin's released its latest timetable for today, which marks the fifth day of a 10-day strike by drivers.