Isle of Man News from Friday, May 22nd, 2026

Police say the Mountain Road has now reopened - and are reminding people it's one-way.

A health scientist who was instrumental in founding the Island's Covid testing lab during the pandemic has announced she's standing for the House of Keys.

Ronaldsway Airport says some flight disruption is possible as TT gets underway over the next few days.

Douglas Council says space will be limited in a car park on the promenade over the TT period.

The Island's Fire and Rescue service is urging people not to throw used vapes in the bin.

Onchan Commissioners say they'll carry out a full review of all play equipment across the district.

The fastest woman at the TT says she'll miss this year's festival - after breaking her leg in a crash.

Police in Liverpool have launched a special operation to keep bikers safe this TT.

There's some good news for parents this summer, with a 15 per cent cut in VAT on family activities.

Roads around the Billown Circuit will close later as the first roadracing action of the year gets underway.

Garff has two new commissioners this morning.

Police are reminding fans and residents to turn on the official WhatsApp channels to keep fully informed throughout TT.

The Isle of Man could introduce tougher laws for dog owners whose pets attack livestock.

A local florist is once again preparing the iconic laurel garlands presented to winners at this year’s TT races.

The House of Keys will sit during practice week in TT - with three questions for ministers.

Peel will get her first cruise ship visit of the season later.

Manx Utilities chair John Wannenburgh says the effect a windfarm in the south of the Island might have on airport radar has been studied.

The Mountain Road will close this morning - and when it reopens, it'll be one-way.