Isle of Man News from Friday, September 4th, 2026

The Island's Pilates World Record Attempt raised a total of £22,000 for 22 different Island charities.

A local fisherman's been seen distracting a seal with a tasty snack while giving it a helping hand.

A concerned citizen has voiced her outrage on social media after cleaning up a whole bag of broken glass from a popular beach in Douglas.

One of the west's newest summer attractions comes to a close tomorrow.

The Treasury says it doesn't have any information about the UK government paying Manx companies to house immigrants.

A limited edition print of Joey Dunlop by one of motorsport's best-known artists will go under the hammer this weekend.

Douglas Council's asked government for permission to sell off six properties it owns.

Ramsey's most famous cat is starring in a purr-fect new calendar.

A scenic route in the South of the Island will be closed for an endurance walk next weekend.

A road in Onchan will shut this afternoon as a trial takes place.

The Cabinet Office has revealed how the Island helped Ukrainians fleeing the war in their home country.

An online fundraiser's been launched to help a TT rider's family - after his life insurance company refused to pay out following his death at this year's festival.

MHKs will vote for a new chief minister in October.

A trailer's been released for a quirky new film from Island resident John Rhys-Davies.

Dog walkers in the north of the Island may be getting new facilities - after a planning application was lodged for the town's promenade.

A restaurant in Castletown could be getting a facelift, if planners give the go-ahead.