Isle of Man News from Friday, June 12th, 2026
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Local authority to ban feeding wild birds
Feeding the birds in the south of the Island could be about to get very expensive - as commissioners consider bringing in new byelaws.
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Five Island residents honoured by King Charles
Five Island residents have been recognised in the Kings birthday honours list.
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Loose cock causes consternation in Port Erin
Residents in the south of the Island are being reassured over a wandering peacock.
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Ramsey cafe hoping to reopen after flood
A café in Ramsey is hoping to reopen tomorrow after closing because of a flood in TT.
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Scammers are revolut-ing, says cyber security centre
Don't fall for scam callers pretending to be from online bank Revolut!
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Is port security tighter after Belfast riots?
Onchan MHK Julie Edge will raise the issue of port security in an urgent Tynwald question next week.
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Ramsey rehab ward move ruled out, says Manx Care
Manx Care says it won't move a rehabilitation ward from Ramsey Cottage Hospital to a day centre more than half a mile away.
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50 acres of land in St Johns for sale
Around 50 acres of farmland in the west of the Island is up for sale.
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Manx Care names new interim chief executive
A new interim chief executive of Manx Care has been named.
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Roadworks for a week on key Ramsey road
A series of roadworks will be taking place along a key road in Ramsey from today.
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Questions about unemployed 'NEETs' to be raised in Tynwald
An MHK is to quiz a minister about young people on the Island who are facing bleak futures.
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Ferry ID checks may require new laws, says regulator
Forcing ferry passengers to carry ID and keeping their details on file may need new laws, according to the Island's information commissioner.
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Seriously injured TT rider to return home
A rider who was seriously injured in the TT will soon be returning home to Finland.
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Advice about disinformation issued to election candidates
The government's cyber-security office has issued advice to election candidates about disinformation and misinformation in the run-up to polling this year.
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Future of sidecars to be raised in Tynwald
The future of sidecars at the Island's roadracing events will be raised in parliament this month.
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Government wants to hear about your experiences with weight
Public Health is inviting people to share their experiences of managing their weight in a new survey.
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RNLI pays tribute to late volunteer's 40 years of service
Tributes have been paid to a volunteer who served Port St Mary RNLI for more than 40 years.
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Reinstating horse tram tracks to need special Tynwald vote
Moves to reinstate the entire length of the horse tram tracks along Douglas Promenade will need a special vote by Tynwald members because they've been submitted late.
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Government won't reveal some TT setup costs
The Department of Infrastructure says it won't reveal some of the costs of TT work because it might damage its commercial interests.
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UK MP calls on Island to tackle 'dirty money'
A Tory MP has called on the Isle of Man to take action over "dirty money" before Britain hosts a G20 summit next year.
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TT sidecar crash passenger recovering well from injuries
The passenger in a serious sidecar crash during TT qualifying says he's now in a much better place recovering from injuries in hospital.
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Time running out to stand in local authority by-election
Nominations have opened if you'd like to contest one of two seats in a northern by-election.
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Question raised about wrongly paid benefits
How much money has the government wrongly paid in benefits - and then written off?
