Isle of Man News from Thursday, July 30th, 2026

A court says there's no reason to overturn the Attorney General's decision not to hold new inquests into those who lost their lives in the Summerland fire.

Police say they're dealing with the third car crash of today in Douglas.

Manx Telecom says it's putting up the cost of paper bills by 12.5 per cent in September.

A heritage and wellbeing expert in the UK says she's used virtual reality to give an elderly man the chance to ride the TT course once more.

The Island's first cannabis club says it's had to close for safety reasons after problems with fire alarms.

Work to upgrade drainage and sewage treatment on Peel Breakwater will get underway in August.

The first of a series of special sporting events will be taking place in Peel tonight.

Would you like to answer "appeared in a blockbuster with Channing Tatum" when teachers ask what you did in your summer holidays?

A much-loved pub in the south of the Island will reopen next month.

The government says no transgender prisoners have been jailed in Jurby over the last five years.

The royal family and UK government won't be chipping in to pay for work on the governor's Island home.

The medieval clock on one of the Island's most iconic landmarks has been sent to the UK for conservation works.

Police say they're currently dealing with two car crashes in Douglas, causing disruption to commuters.

An MHK is to quiz Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford about what's being done to help Island residents avoid poisonous alcohol.

An architect and pilot has announced she'll be standing in the general election.

The Isle of Man Post Office says it's expanding postal services in Onchan with two new locations.

The UK's Crown Estate has launched an accelerated tendering round for an offshore windfarm around 20 miles off the Island's East coast.

The owner of a farm shop says he'll be removing its lobster tank after a social media controversy sparked by a local celebrity.