Isle of Man News from Tuesday, May 19th, 2026
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Liberal Vannin chair Paul Weatherall to stand in Ayre & Michael
The chair of the Liberal Vannin Party says he'll stand in this year's general election.
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Dog found safe after being spooked by gunshots
A Manx dog rescue group has issued a warning about shots being fired in the east of the Island.
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Patrick commissioners to get "mission statement"?
Does Patrick's local authority need a mission statement?
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Community to gather for Gareth Underwood’s funeral service
The funeral of a man who lost his life in a crash last month will take place this week.
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£25,000 boost for historic Ramsey estate
Manx Lottery Trust has awarded £25,000 to a historic estate in the North.
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Manx-flagged vessels face safety concerns in new report
The Island's shipping register is reminding owners and operators of their safety duties in a new report.
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Police questioned over delayed FOI response
Police have been criticized over their response to a Freedom of Information request about complaints to the Department of Home Affairs.
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Rising pressures force bakery closure
A local bakery in the west of the Island has announced it will be closing after struggling with rising costs and financial pressures.
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Yellow weather warning in place today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
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Warm bank holiday welcome for TT fans
The Island is set for a warm and sunny Bank Holiday weekend, with temperatures expected to reach up to 18 degrees Celsius by Monday.
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Cannabis debate among key issues as Tynwald sits today
Tynwald will sit in Douglas today, with plenty on its order paper for members to discuss.
