Isle of Man News from Wednesday, June 24th, 2026

The return of a popular music festival this week will see a temporary speed limit on one of the key roads into Douglas.

Four new Swift nesting boxes have been installed in Castletown Square.

A rider who was left partly paralysed by a crash during TT has thanked everyone for their support.

Music legends Nile Rodgers and CHIC are set to perform at the Villa Marina this September.

A public consultation on offering weight loss injections through the NHS is still being considered according to Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford.

There's another chance to find out more about armed policing tonight.

This weekend sees the 2026 IOM Scooter Rally return, with around 300 two wheeled visitors expected to the Island.

Manx singer and actress Samantha Barks will return to the Isle of Man this November for a special candlelit concert in aid of Hospice Isle of Man.

Port St Mary RNLI launched to help out a stranded fishing boat yesterday afternoon.

The Treasury Minister has confirmed that little progress has been made over the past year on reforms to the Island's benefits system.

An MHK says he's changed his decision to defend his seat in the general election.

A planning application's been submitted to stop a historic chapel from leaning.

A road in Douglas is set to close for seven weeks, starting next Monday.

You can have the chance to win £1,000 by taking part in a world record attempt next month.

The government's announced Manx students due to start their studies in the UK this autumn will be offered the meningitis B vaccine before they go.