Isle of Man News from Wednesday, September 30th, 2026

Preparations are well underway for Patrick resident Tyson Fury ahead of his fight against Anthony Joshua this winter. 

A former bank in the south of the Island could be yours.

An historic dairy which could date back as much as 300 years could be brought back to its former glory.

Garff Commissioners are asking residents to report fly-tipping after a spate of incidents.

The rearranged Tough Mucka race is taking place this weekend.

Roads in the south of the Island will close this Friday for the Chris Kelly rally.

Manx Care says recent changes in its top management means its annual report will be late this year.

Deputy High Bailiff Christopher Arrowsmith won't have to give evidence in a case about social media posts, a court has ruled.

Two women have set up a Facebook page for their cat because people keep picking her up, thinking she's neglected or lost.

Injured racer Maria Costello has given an update from hospital in the UK.

Douglas Council's asking people to park sensibly, after one of its bin rounds couldn't collect rubbish this week.

A former MHK who missed out on a seat in Onchan in the election this month says his party's forming a new branch.

An election candidate is asking people to keep their eyes peeled for missing campaign signs.

Isle of Man Energy has issued advice for those struggling to pay heating bills as colder winter months approach.

Former Chief Minister Alf Cannan has been given a new post in the interim Council of Ministers.