Isle of Man News from Thursday, March 12th, 2026

Bus Vannin's released its latest contingency timetable for tomorrow's strike action.

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice tomorrow.

The fire and rescue service dealt with a crash involving a lorry this afternoon, Thursday, March 12.

The government's announced inflation rose to 3.5 percent last month.

Bushy's TT Village has announced its return to the Villa Marina Gardens for 2026.

An Onchan MHK is asking for plans for a new school to be published by the Department of Education, Sport and Culture.

An MHK wants to hear an update on the bus strike in Tynwald next week.

A UK company that offers unique experiences will now include the TT.

Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says there are no plans to cut incapacity, disability or child premiums from benefits.

Isle of Man Post Office has issued a plea - after it was unable to find a parcel recipient.

The Department of Infrastructure says bad weather has delayed work on the Beinn Y Phott road.

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

One of the Island's largest annual agricultural events is asking people to check down the back of their couches for missing trophies!

The Island's Trades Union Council says the last direct talks between government and bus drivers was in December.

The Isle of Man FA is asking people to take a break from noise and abuse at football games this weekend. 

Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says he's aware of several cases where Manx immigration documents weren't accepted in the UK. 

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is warning people to stay out of glens and plantations during heavy winds today.

The Steam Packet company says it's called off two sailings today in the face of gales.

A yellow weather warning remains in place this morning for gale force winds.