Isle of Man News from Thursday, April 23rd, 2026

Around 2,000 people are currently on the waiting list for initial Ear, Nose and Throat outpatient appointments.

Primary school students from across the Island will take part in workshops with a number of emergency services next month.

A supermarket's loyalty scheme has launched on the Island.

The Infrastructure Minister says Douglas's port is under pressure because of a lack of space.

A British boxing legend will be visiting the Island to give a talk later this year.

The Chief Minister says the UK's refusal to give Royal Assent to the Island's assisted dying bill at this time is not a constitutional problem.

Fire crews were called to a smoking electric vehicle charging point earlier this morning.

The health minister's published details on the Island's new approach to frailty care.

Plans to protect the heritage of Douglas Head will be presented to Tynwald next month.

A special motoring event bringing 100 Minis and Fords to the Island will take place this weekend.

It's expected to cost the government over £315,000 to convert a former bank into a facility for Manx National Heritage.

A local LGBTQ charity is to host an Olympian for a talk about being an openly gay elite athlete.

The government's reminding employers and contractors their tax return deadline is fast approaching.

An Onchan commissioner's become the next person to declare their intention to stand in this year's general election.