Isle of Man News from Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has revealed the amount of land it rents out to others.

Manx National Heritage is looking for people to run an iconic café at a beauty spot in the West of the Island.

The venue for Tyson Fury's much-anticipated fight with Anthony Joshua has finally been announced as New York City.

An emergency road closure in the west of the Island has been extended as Manx Utilities carries out work.

A Island science organisation is calling on general election candidates to back space exploration.

A replica of one of the world's most historic ships has arrived in Douglas and is open to the public.

Jurby commissioners are hunting those behind anti-social behaviour that saw dog mess thrown about.

The Manx Wildlife Trust is asking people to take extra care as baby seals start making an appearance around the Island's coast.

A school's appealing to parents to help avoid traffic carnage on the first day of the new academic year this week.

A company's applied to build a digital billboard at the entrance to the Island's airport.

The Department of Infrastructure says Douglas Harbour has been dredged 16 times so far this year.

An election candidate says he's frustrated by online trolls on social media.

A local authority in the south of the Island is warning election candidates about their signs.

August was the Island's fourth warmest on record, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.