Isle of Man News from Wednesday, April 8th, 2026

Today's your last chance to sign up for a huge fundraising walk in aid of two local good causes.

Manx Utilities says it's asking planners to approve a landmark in the north of the Island.

The Isle of Man welcomed 51 babies last month.

An Island company has applied for planning permission to dismantle and remove equipment from a depot in Santon.

The government's inviting you to share your views on land registration.

An MHK wants to know how companies set their prices for heating oil.

A Douglas wine bar has announced it'll close for good in a month's time.

There's a chance to buy a piece of Manx history at an auction this weekend.

An outdoor education centre has welcomed almost 6,000 visitors in five years, at a cost of just over a million pounds.

The police say not to worry if you notice more armed officers in the north of the Island over the next two days.

The Department of Health and Social Care says it doesn't have any dealings with a controversial software company.

Bus Vannin says passengers travelling south may need to wait at a different stop this week.

Ronaldsway Airport says the number of passengers through its doors in March was up more than three per cent on last year's totals.

A law researcher at an Oxford University says it's vital to register to vote in this year's election - because a few votes can make a huge difference.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is advising landowners to check their trees after Storm Dave at the weekend.

Manx Utilities has applied for permission to install solar panels on the National Sports Centre.