Isle of Man News from Wednesday, May 27th, 2026

An Island property developer says it's submitted more planning applications for the Castle Mona in Douglas.

A new monthly payment option means patients can now spread the cost of annual prescriptions.

Wildly enthusiastic crowds are needed at the TT grandstand to celebrate a fictional TT winner tomorrow!

A firm fan favourite of the TT will throw open its doors tomorrow!

Fancy living in a trackside TT landmark, which comes complete with its own bar?

Race organisers have given an update about the two competitors injured during yesterday's practice session.

There are warnings for drivers travelling to the Isle of Man for the TT via Heysham - with heavy traffic and long tailbacks around the port.

A popular local pie shop is expanding into the west today, Wednesday, May 27.

Police are reminding people it's illegal to be on closed roads - after someone was arrested yesterday.

Police say another three bikers were stopped going well over the speed limit this morning.

Isle of Man Railways has some bad news if you're planning on getting the tram to Snaefell for today's TT action.

A crazy golf course in Ramsey's getting praise from the public after a TT-themed glow-up.

Police say the Mountain Road has closed after another crash.

Those camping out in the west for TT may want to double-check their tents today.

You have until lunchtime today to stand for election in the north of the Island.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department has 1,750 traffic cones in stock.

Coastguards were called into action last night when a patient needed urgently transferring to the UK.

Roads are due to close later for the third practice session of TT2026.