Isle of Man News from Wednesday, July 15th, 2026

How much did it cost the Island to host the King?

Up to three weeks of work on Ramsey's swing bridge means the crossing will shut for around a month in August.

Douglas Council says it won't provide information about employees living in its public sector housing.

A second national nature reserve has been declared in honour of the King's visit.

A former restaurant in Douglas is up for rent.

The Fire and Rescue Service says it responded to a hedge fire in the early hours of this morning.

A city warden for Douglas Council had a busy morning saving a kitten from cat-astrophe!

The friends of a popular King William's College student have raised more than £8,000 by walking 55 miles of the Raad Ny Foillan in his memory.

Isle of Man Railways is celebrating a historic milestone with the first all-women tram crew.

Justice Minister Jayne Poole-Wilson says she can't say how many criminals given suspended sentences reoffend and are spared a jail term again.

The Steam Packet's unveiled the Ben-My-Chree's new look, after a major refurb.

Among the most heartwarming moments of the king's visit came as he met with a Manx WWII veteran.

A property developer's applied for planning approval in principle to turn a row of Douglas office buildings into apartments.

The Manx National Farmers Union has issued a plea about starting fires in the countryside.

Manx Care's published a five-year review of how it's performed since it was set up.

A cruise ship is visiting the Island's capital today.