Isle of Man News from Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026

The National Sports Centre says two of its sports halls are to close for 10 days.

Manx Care says orthopaedic operations can now continue as planned after a shortage of bone cement.

A community centre in the North says it's had charity boxes stolen.

HGV drivers are facing a 20 per cent increase on their operator disc fees this year.

A mining engineering company based in Douglas has applied to put up new signs at its offices.

Police say people in the north of the Island shouldn't be alarmed if they spot lots of police this afternoon.

A council in Northern Ireland will write to the Manx government over changes to visa rules affecting its fishing crews.

The Island's Treasury Minister says the way windfarm operators would be paid to produce electricity hasn't been settled yet - because there aren't any windfarms here.

Could the most famous boxer on the Island swap the ring for the cage?

The airport's telling customers to watch out for gardening works taking place in its car parks this month.

The Cabinet Office says it won't release documents sent from the UK's Ministry of Justice over the Island's Assisted Dying Bill.

Would wind farms on the Island be paid for not producing energy?

Manx actor Joe Locke has picked up another award in the US.

It's your last chance to find out about a career in policing at two drop-in sessions today. 

The House of Keys is due to sit this morning, with eleven questions on the order paper to be discussed by MHKs.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan has issued a statement about the conflict in the Middle East.

Police are warning motorists to drive to the conditions this morning.

A yellow weather warning for icy conditions remains in place this morning.

Bus Vannin says it's expecting an almost-normal day today, after a 10-day bus strike.

How many drink and drug driving cases have been prosecuted over the past three years?