Isle of Man News from Wednesday, June 10th, 2026

An event in the south of the Island this week will discuss the future of a church.

An Island broadband company has had its licence revoked after failing to pay fees and submit information to the regulator.

The Department of Infrastructure says it carried out just under £484,500 worth of work on the TT course after inspections with race organisers.

A yacht crew travelling from the Isle of Man had to be rescued from their vessel after it ran aground off the coast of Wales earlier this week.

A cruise ship is visiting Douglas today, bringing more than 300 passengers.

The Steam Packet Company says it brought 37,941 passengers to the Island during TT this year.

A 250-year-old piece of Ballaugh history will be chopped down next week.

Five pounds could be worth more than £200 at an auction this weekend.

The so-called "Harrods of the North" is returning this summer ,according to a minister.

A planning application's been submitted to replace a 50 metre radio tower at the top of Snaefell.

Onchan Commissioners are inviting people in the area to ask them questions at their next meeting.

Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber says the Island's made almost £3 million from selling plantation wood since 2023.

The chair of Onchan Commissioners has announced he'll stand in the general election for Garff.

Island resident John Rhys-Davies has been announced as one of the stars of the biggest fan convention in Bulgaria this summer.

A disused warehouse site in Peel could become apartments and a house under new plans.