Isle of Man News from Tuesday, April 7th, 2026

The Department of Infrastructure says it's looking for someone to feed hungry TT fans during this year's festival.

The Department of Infrastructure says it won't close two parts of the TT course outside Ramsey at the same time.

One of the Island's most popular events gets underway this weekend.

Douglas Council says it's ready to sign a friendship and co-operation agreement with Dublin.

Douglas Council says it has 35 properties on a dilapidation blacklist.

There's a chance to own a piece of a well-known bar which shut its doors last year.

Douglas Council is to object to plans to turn part of the Summerland site into a temporary car park.

Manx Care says it's still trying to get in touch with a dentalcare business which has stopped providing services.

Fancy spending a day out feeding fish?

Just under one person a week is caught using their mobile phones behind the wheel.

Tree planting in the East Baldwin valley has now finished, in what Manx Wildlife Trust's calling a major milestone.

The Mountain Road will be shutting for two weeks from today.

Nearly £1,000 has been raised to get chemotherapy for a beloved cat.

A section of road at Kewaigue will close for two weekends from this week.

Legislation which could bring in price controls to protect gas consumers is making progress through parliament.

The government estimates around £110,000 is being lost in income from untaxed vehicles.