Isle of Man News from Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026

Ronaldsway Airport has issued advice to take the stress out of the security queue as you head off on holiday.

The Steam Packet Company says the Manxman will be out of service longer than expected, after maintenance discovered more repairs were needed.

Would you like to be part of the film crew bringing the TT to the big screen?

Tynwald's Commissioner for Administration says there's evidence of incompetence, bias, lying and morally questionable behaviour at the Department of Infrastructure.

Plans to replace Castle Rushen High School have hit a snag, after nobody tendered for design work on the project.

The Queen's Pier Restoration Trust needs your help to identify a graffiti artist from nearly 70 years ago.

Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says his department and airport staff will work closely with easyJet no matter who owns it.

Electricity bills should come down in October, after the government announced a VAT cut.

Two men who were jailed for more than 26 years for their part in a plot to smuggle £100,000 of cocaine to the Island will appear in court again in October.

Right-wing political commentator Katie Hopkins has waded into the controversy over her show on the Island tomorrow, seemingly criticising an MHK.

Douglas Coastguard says it was called out to help the Isle of Man Air Ambulance Service this morning.

The Island's private school has hired a former All Blacks player as its first ever rugby ambassador.

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service has issued more advice about wildfires in the countryside.

The Island's most well-known boxer says he's raised more than $250,000 for charity in ticket sales for a fight in Thailand.

Proposals for an onshore windfarm have been delayed because more work needs to be done before a planning application can be submitted.