Isle of Man News from Monday, March 30th, 2026

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EVF says 4,500,000 litres of fuel will be arriving on a tanker in Peel this evening.

If you're parked on Loch Promenade walkway in Douglas, you'll have to move your car by tomorrow.

Long queues are forming at filling stations as drivers try to fill up before price rises hit the Island.

The Department of Infrastructure says there'll be temporary traffic lights on part of the TT course this week.

A sealife charity is urging people to report sightings as the season for dolphin visitors gets underway.

A garage in Castletown has apologised over the cost of diesel as supplies start arriving in filling stations.

One of the Island's fuel suppliers says it hopes its tanker will be able to dock today.

A politician wants to find out under what circumstances school students can be off for weeks without a written request.

The Department of Health and Social Care says it doesn't have information about why women might seek abortions.

A mechanic from the south of the Island will contest a seat at this year's election.

The future of the government's agreement with the Steam Packet Company will be raised in the House of Keys this week.

An Island gelato chain says it's opening a new outlet in the south of the Island.

An online petition is calling for the clerk and chair of Peel Commissioners to resign.

Bus Vannin says it'll run 47 services today on the last day of industrial action by bus drivers.

Deliveries of diesel should arrive on the Island tomorrow.