Isle of Man News from Tuesday, September 8th, 2026

Work on dangerous trees will mean part of the TT course will be shut tonight.

They may not be Members of the House of Keys any more, but there'll be a special treat for them later this month.

A constituency meeting for voters in Douglas Central will take place this evening. 

Ronaldsway Airport says flights to and from the UK may face some disruption today.

Police say part of the TT course will remained closed until this evening.

A 10 year old from the Island has kept up the Manx motorsport reputation - taking top place in a national karting championship!

The Steam Packet Company says its flagship ferry the Manxman won't be back in service until the end of November.

The Department of Infrastructure says a planned Mountain Road closure today has been called off.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Pope can park his car outside a church in Peel - if he's got business inside.

Bus Vannin says its services will divert around an incident in Sulby today.

Marown Parish Church will host an election meeting later.

Residents in the north of the Island are advising each other to make sure their properties are secure, after a spate of incidents.

Police are warning motorists to avoid the scene of a crash on the TT course this morning.

A new reservoir in the north of the Island is expected to be completed by early October. 

It was a busy day for RNLI crews in Port St Mary yesterday - when both its lifeboats were launched to help a yacht.

A former MGP rider plans to tackle a UK mountain challenge to raise money for the family of a rider who died during this year's TT.

The Department of Infrastructure says releasing a report about the state of a bridge in Laxey would prejudice the government's ability to manage the national economy.

The Mountain Road will shut later, as work continues after Manx Grand Prix.