Isle of Man News from Tuesday, April 14th, 2026

The Steam Packet company has rescheduled seven ferry sailings this week.

Manx actress Samantha Barks is returning to the stage to reprise one of her most famous film roles.

The Department of Health and Social Care is commissioning a rapid review of bed capacity at Noble's Hospital.

A new ticket office at an Island landmark is taking shape!

Essential maintenance work will mean temporary traffic lights on the TT course in the north of the Island tomorrow.

Could you be sitting on more than £125,000 after winning it in the National Lottery?

The government says most of its departments are expected to finish the year within their budget, except for one.

An aerial TT tradition will take to the skies over Douglas again this year.

A UK company says it's helping the Isle of Man up its forestry game.

Health Minister Claire Christian says there are no planned changes to health and care community services provided locally around the Island.

The first cruise visit of this season takes place next week.

The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be working on part of the TT course in Douglas later this week.

The Cabinet Office says it'll take all necessary steps to protect information submitted in this month's census.

Office of Fair Trading chair Tim Glover says heating fuels on the Island are made up of a variety of factors - but there's no formal price regulation.

Campaigners will be hoping to highlight the plight of Palestinian prisoners at a vigil later this week.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's carrying out work near a popular Island attraction .