Isle of Man News from Thursday, February 26th, 2026

Bus Vannin is advertising for staff to drive, fuel and clean its buses.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he hopes the government will change the rent thresholds for social housing later this year.

A UK company will be on the Island next month to explain its strategy to move away from single-use products.

A pharmacy has announced it's to close one of its Island branches and shut two others on Saturdays.

Bus Vannin has issued a list of services it plans to run tomorrow.

A nationalist organisation has hit out after Bus Vannin published earning data for striking drivers on social media.

A woman from the UK is planning to break the world record - by swimming to the Isle of Man from England non-stop.

Public Health Isle of Man is warning people to take extra care to avoid a parasite during farm visits.

Premier League football clubs are to be banned from accepting sponsorship from Manx-licensed egaming firms under plans from the UK government.

TV personality Noel Edmonds says he's shipping his new wine to the Isle of Man - but has posted a unique hiccup to social media.

A historic chapel at an Island landmark could be getting a huge restoration, if planners give the project the go-ahead.

Scouse comedian Paul Smith will be performing on the Island later this year.

The Island's Trade Union Council has raised concerns about driver fatigue during the strike, now in its sixth day.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's stepping up efforts to deal with derelict and abandoned boats in Manx harbours.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he'll hold meetings with people in the north worried about Mountain Road closures.

The Department of Infrastructure let Treasury know when it realised the cost of the new Liverpool ferry terminal would overrun by 10 per cent.

There's a chance to share your views on how well new sexual offences laws are working on the Island.

Bus Vannin's provided its latest backup timetable for the sixth day of the strike today.

The Department for Enterprise won't say how much the chief executive of Digital Isle of Man earns.

Don't be surprised if you see a large police presence around Port Erin today.