Isle of Man News from Friday, August 14th, 2026

Police are investigating whether a firework started a blaze which threatened to turn into a wildfire.

An Island animal charity is asking the public for help after reaching its full capacity.

A prospective election candidate has hit back after he was given a reprimand by the Island's information commissioner.

Police say leaving bags of donations outside closed charity shops could be fly-tipping.

An investigation's been launched - and a warning issued - after dead fish were found in a river in the south of the Island.

A woman's posted footage of a wallaby inspecting the TT course in the north of the Island!

A temporary ambulance station has been set up in Castletown, following a fire yesterday afternoon.

Do you know of a community champion who deserves recognition?

Fancy living in a house designed by a reality TV winner's studio?

Isle of Man Creamery has appointed Stephen Keeley as its new Managing Director.

Braddan Parish Commissioners is launching a new housing repairs and maintenance system for its public sector tenants.

You might see some disruption to your Freeview TV channels and digital radios for a day next week.

The TT Course is partly closed again today as filming continues for the Isle of Man TT film.

A substantial fire broke out at Castletown Fire and Ambulance Station yesterday, with two firefighters treated for minor injuries.