Isle of Man News from Wednesday, April 15th, 2026

Police are asking people to stay away from part of the TT course this evening after a crash.

Ballasalla may have missed out on a new pizza outlet this week - but it's still getting one elsewhere.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's hoping to reopen the Mountain Road a day late after weather delayed work.

Part of a road in Douglas will be shut for a week from tomorrow for emergency work by Manx Energy.

Manx Utilities chair John Wannenburgh says he's hoping to release more information about new plug-in solar kits soon.

The Isle of Man has a new woodland - two years ahead of schedule.

A bike which carried racing ace Peter Hickman to two wins at the TT, as well as victories at the North West 200 and Ulster Grand Prix could be yours this month.

There's just over two weeks left to sign up for one of the biggest fundraising events of the year in Douglas.

A Douglas dad who was jailed for more than nine years for his part smuggling cocaine to the Island will be back in court again next week.

A groundbreaking ship built in Japan has joined the Isle of Man ship register.

A campaign organisation is highlighting the risks of imported UK nationalism in the run-up to this year's elections.

A fundraiser's been launched to help a Manx professional boxer continue fighting.

What should people who think they've been mis-sold car finance do?

Boxer Tyson Fury's explained why he chose to leave Lancashire to move to the Isle of Man.

A local authority in the north of the Island is pleading with residents to park more considerately after problems emptying bins.

Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer will be getting into the spirit of the Southern Agricultural Show this year - with a fundraising bungee jump!

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says an estate in Onchan has seen five sets of roadworks in the last six months.

After months of industrial action, the bus strike could be set to end today.