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

Castletown commissioners have applied for planning permission for a handrail outside a pub in the ancient capital.

Tynwald will be asked to back plans to sell off a historic police station on the Island's protected buildings register.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture will have to look again at a Freedom of Information request asking for food hygiene reports.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's had to close a road in Laxey because of debris falling from a railway bridge.

A new mobile app is hoping to be the most comprehensive source of travel information on the Island.

The Island's ferry terminal in Liverpool will find out if it's won an architecture award in May.

The Island will be getting a new highway code soon - according to Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall.

The government's cyber-security centre is warning people not to fall for scammers impersonating banks - after one case on the Island saw £5,000 stolen from an account.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Isle of Man can check people's immigration status as they travel to the Island.

Ramsey will see bike racing on its beach this weekend.

The Steam Packet Company says there'll be a delay to one of the Manxman's sailings this morning.

Ronaldsway Met Office is warning drivers to take care in potentially icy conditions this morning.