Isle of Man News from Wednesday, September 9th, 2026

Sidecars will return to the TT next year after they were suspended at this year's event. 

The Department of Infrastructure says work on dangerous trees at the side of the TT course continues today.

Curraghs Wildlife Park has announced that three fluffy new chicks have hatched.

There's just one day left if you live in Britain and want to vote in September's election.

Motorists could be delayed this evening as a 13-tonne load is transported to Peel's new sewage treatment site. 

Think you're pretty hot stuff? There'll be a chance to show off your skills in Onchan this weekend.

Manx Utilities says it considered data protection and cybersecurity when it began looking at smartmeters for the Island.

Patrick resident Tyson Fury and his family have missed out on a top TV award  - after a former Island resident won it.

Manx Care will visit all the Island's schools over the coming weeks to give the nasal flu vaccine. 

A constituency meeting for voters in Douglas East will take place tonight.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after an incident in Douglas last week.

The head of a lifesaving organisation founded on the Isle of Man has labelled abuse against its volunteers "wholly unacceptable".

The Isle of Man welcomed 53 new faces last month.

The Mountain Road will shut later this morning, as work continues to clear racing equipment after Manx Grand Prix.

Ramsey commissioners will find out if they can build 30 new homes on the former Albert Road school next week.