Isle of Man News from Friday, March 27th, 2026

The Isle of Man Samaritans are holding their Dawn Walk event this weekend.

Ronaldsway Airport is advising people to pre-book taxis to make sure they don't miss flights during the latest bus strike.

A UK farmer says buying a shepherd's hut from the Isle of Man for his yurt village turned out to be an expensive mistake - after handing over £4,200 to scammers.

The life of the founder of one of the TT's most iconic teams will be celebrated next month.

Manx Care's become the third government organisation in a week to face criticism over its handling of a Freedom of Information request.

Onchan could soon be getting a new Indian restaurant.

The Island's minimum wage is set to increase next week.

The estimated cost of disposing of waste in the north of the Island this year has risen by more than 20 per cent.

An MHK wants to hear an update on the bus strike from the Chief Minister in the House of Keys next week.

The Island's next census will take place on Sunday, April 26.

The problem with the swimming pool tiles at the National Sports Centre will be raised in the House of Keys next week.

Chief Minister Alf Canann says work's already underway to ensure Manx Care stays within its budget.

An Island regulator is warning about North Korean IT scammers targeting companies.

The Manx Electric Railway and Steam Railway will both run extra services today as a fourth weekend strike by bus drivers gets underway.