Isle of Man News from Tuesday, June 16th, 2026

A Nigerian man who took his family to an employment tribunal has been awarded £941 because he wasn't given payslips.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says £1.2 million has been set aside to set up a new border division in government.

The Island's assisted dying laws have been voted through by Tynwald.

The Island's Lieutenant Governor will host a reception to celebrate putting a special gift to good use.

A church in Onchan has applied for permission to carry out repairs to stop damp getting into the building.

The government has launched a consultation about taxing Island businesses that make or import vaping fluid from outside the UK.

The Treasury has written off almost £341,000 in overpaid benefits in the last three years.

An MHK in the south of the Island has asked a series of questions for written reply about a proposed onshore windfarm.

Bus Vannin has issued a warning for children - who it says are crossing the road dangerously after getting off its services.

The Isle of Man is getting a new honorary consul.

A 50-acre secluded sanctuary in the north of the Island could be yours.

The Northern Civic Amenity site's reuse area will open for three days a week from next month.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road is now closed until no later than midday, Tuesday, June 16

A deemster will reveal whether a group fighting for new inquests into the Summerland disaster has won a vital appeal this week.

Manx Utilities says temporary traffic lights will be back in Kewaigue this week.

The airport says the foggy conditions this morning could affect flights.

Douglas Council's launched an online survey to gather people's views about the future of Noble's Park.

Education minister Daphne Caine says she'll defend her seat in September.

Tynwald's June sitting gets underway this morning, with 11 questions and 27 items on the agenda.