Isle of Man News from Monday, April 13th, 2026

Two Transatlantic lovebirds are set to be reunited after the big-hearted public stepped in with donations to an online fundraiser.

Two local beers took pride of place during a huge festival in Douglas at the weekend.

An application for temporary parking on the former Summerland site has been rejected.

The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be doing three sets of roadworks on the TT course this week.

Could you help smooth the path of true love for a woman from the US and her Manx boyfriend?

Island resident Tyson Fury says he'll retire again unless he can fight Anthony Joshua.

Manx Utilities says it will have to shut off water in part of the north tonight for essential work.

The Department of Education, Sport and Culture is preparing an emergency plan for remote schooling.

A dentist in Ballasalla say it's contacting patients this morning after emergency repair work left the practice without power.

A Member of the Legislative Council who's written a new book on Island demographics says he expects this month's census will show the Island's becoming more diverse.

There are seven seats up for grabs at four different local authorities in an election next month.

A runaway bride will shut a street in Port St Mary later this month.

The whole of the Mountain Road will re-close later this morning.

The Treasury Minister is due to give an update on the Island's economy next week.

The average lifespan of Island residents rose to a new high last year, according to figures from the government.

The western Civic Amenity site says it'll reopen its reuse garages this week.

If you're thinking of running for a seat in the House of Keys this year, a special session next week can tell you more about the role.

The fate of plans for a controversial takeaway on a new housing estate will be decided today.