Isle of Man News from Monday, March 9th, 2026

Air passenger duty on flights leaving the Island will increase from next year. 

What progress is being made on reforming the work permit system?

Could the Island be seeing more snow this week?

Manx Utilities says a large number of homes in Peel will be without water tomorrow night.

Police are appealing for help identifying a man spotted on CCTV. 

Tributes are being paid to the founder of one the TT's most iconic teams. 

Andreas commissioners say they had to have a sink unblocked in the village's public toilets at the weekend.

A vicar's taken to social media after scammers tried to impersonate her online.

A workshop in Douglas could become a two-storey family home under new plans.

MHKs will hear an urgent question about the bus strike tomorrow - before drivers are due to walk out again this weekend.

Questions about uncashed benefits cheques will be raised the House of Keys this week.

A new community initiative for mums will launch in Braddan next nmonth.

Douglas will be getting a giant sign, cube seats and regular produce markets this year.

A busy road in Kewaigue is closed from today as Manx Utilities carries out work.

The government says an advisor to the government's Climate Change Transformation Board was paid £789 per day. 

The current round of strikes on the buses comes to its final day today.

A route off the Mountain Road will be shut for three days this week.