Isle of Man News from Friday, September 18th, 2026

A special bus service will run this weekend for The Big Manx Feast.

TT race organisers have revealed the provisional race schedule for the 2027 event.

A prisoner being held on remand at the Isle of Man Prison has died, the Isle of Man Prison and Probation Service has confirmed.

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

Police say there’s a text circulating around the Island telling people they’ve received a speeding ticket and need to pay a fine.

Two additional Liverpool sailings have been added for tomorrow following today's cancellations due to gale-force weather.

The Steam Packet Company says two of its sailings to Liverpool today have been cancelled.

Christmas is coming to the Island's railways, with a host of festive events planned for 2026.

A member of Douglas City Council says they've received complaints about cyclists using non-vehicular areas, with concerns about speed and the risk to pedestrians.

Peel Commissioners is encouraging residents to send in their views about a proposal to develop a boutique hotel on East Quay.

A major road in the south will be closed today, as part of the Festival of Motoring event.

Today is the final chance to have your say on the Code of Practice for the Capacity Act 2023.

The Isle of Man's festival of food and drink is returning this weekend under a new name - The Big Manx Feast.

An Island charity is inviting people to take the plunge in a sea dip in Ramsey this weekend.

A regular TT visitor to the Island has contacted 3FM with concerns after Wednesday night's traffic chaos in Liverpool.

The Methodist Church on the Isle of Man says it’s ‘surprised and disappointed’ to hear the comments made about the closure of Ballafesson Hall.