Isle of Man News from Tuesday, July 21st, 2026

The Steam Packet Company says a technical issue means a ferry crossing has been called off tonight.

Were workplace searches raised during a government consultation about annual leave and rest breaks?

There's a chance to own a classic vehicle which helped win World War II this weekend.

Education Minister Daphne Caine says she can't give any details about when the NSC's pool tiles will be fixed.

Did you spot anyone acting suspiciously in Port Erin at the weekend?

Visit Isle of Man says the Island welcomed 352,301 visitors last year - up almost seven per cent on 2024.

A number of roads on an estate in Onchan are closed this week.

Peel's annual Viking showcase will take place at the end of August after weather meant it was postponed at the weekend.

Glenfaba and Peel MHK Kate Lord-Brennan is to be investigated over potential contempt of Tynwald over a social media post.

The Fire and Rescue service says it was called out to a burning e-scooter inside a house this morning.

Tynwald has a new president today.

The government says it made almost £41 million more than expected last year.

Port St Mary RNLI were called out to help a group of paddleboarders in difficulty last night.

The road up to a rural village is due to close for over a week.

The government's inviting young people aged between 16 and 30 to take part in a survey to help it communicate with them better.

Hospice Isle of Man has revealed it's had a huge fundraising boost from this year's TT.

Tynwald sits for the last time before September's general election this morning.