Isle of Man News from Monday, September 7th, 2026

The Island's Methodist church says it's closing and selling a chapel and hall in the south of the Island.

The fire and rescue service is asking people to check their chimney ahead of the colder months.

A support group is inviting people to take part in a public walk to raise awareness about suicide this month.

Manx National Heritage is looking for someone to run the café at one of the Island's most popular tourist sites.

A local man's planning on tackling a 200-mile cycling challenge to raise money for charity.

Part of a busy road in Douglas has closed for three weeks.

The Department of Infrastructure's been told to look again at a Freedom of Information request about the cost of the Liverpool ferry terminal.

There's a chance for voters in a southern constituency to quiz their election candidates tonight.

The Mountain Road will be shut for much of today as work begins to remove equipment after Manx Grand Prix.

An election candidate is asking people to contact police if they know who vandalised her signs.

Manx Utilities has written to residents in Peel as it prepares to close part of the town's promenade for more than three months.

Ramsey commissioners are paying tribute to a former board member who died at the weekend.