Isle of Man News from Friday, July 24th, 2026

A business magazine's article about criminality in the Island's egaming sector hasn't been discussed by the Council of Ministers.

A former restaurant and wine bar in central Douglas could become a convenience shop selling Manx produce.

Questions about why the Buchan School site is classed as brownfield have been raised by an MHK from the south of the Island.

Manx Utilities says it's been caught up in a wide-ranging fault with phone systems today.

Parents at Arbory School will get somewhere to safely park - but not until late next year.

The Island's most famous boxer says he'd like to have his next fight right here at home.

Manx Care says a blood clinic will move back to its home in Ramsey Cottage Hospital next week.

One of the Island's brightest summer attractions is throwing open its doors today.

Manx Utilities has issued a statement after it started paying back money it had wrongly charged smart meter users.

A huge celebration of all things maritime kicks off in Peel today.

The Island's team is getting stuck in as day two of the Commonwealth Games begins.

Manx Care's former chief executive has gone on to take another top government job in Guernsey.

Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he won't be standing again in this year's general election.

Jetskiers are being warned to steer clear of swimmers after an incident in the south of the Island.

If you're heading off to university in September, there's just a week left to apply for government funding.

Castle Rushen High School says it needs to expand its services for vulnerable young people after a sharp rise in demand.