Isle of Man News from Thursday, September 10th, 2026

Barclays Bank has announced that three ATMs will be removed across the Island later this year.

A firefighter plans to run 62 miles between all of the Island's fire stations to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11.

Nobles Hospital Children's Ward is celebrating after nearly 100 pyjamas were donated.

The Isle of Man Post Office has released Manx treasure stamps in collaboration with Manx National Heritage.

Inflation jumped up by 0.2 per cent last month, according to the government's latest figures.

One of Port Erin's best known residents is on his way to a new home.

Could you be the person to run a lakeside café in the north of the Island?

An election candidate says vandals attacked one of her banners with a knife last night.

Braddan commissioners say they want to buy dozens of homes in the area's biggest new housing development.

A Freedom of Information request has revealed that the Island's cannabis drug-driving limit was introduced using the same scientific evidence as the UK.

A world-renowned watchmaker has applied for retrospective planning permission for a staff car park at his workshop in Sulby.

Garff Commissioners are asking residents to avoid parking near hedge-cutting work tomorrow.

Work to clear away Manx Grand Prix race equipment switches to the southern end of the Mountain Road today.

A requisition meeting for Rushen has been called by Captain of the Parish Paul Costain tonight.

The government says a statistics report will be delayed until after this month's election.