Isle of Man News from Monday, October 12th, 2026
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Painter and decorator shortlisted for award
An Island decorator is in the running for a prestigious industry award.
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Yellow warning issued over high tides
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tomorrow.
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Temporary lights outside Douglas fire site this week
There'll be temporary traffic lights near a building which burned to the ground last night.
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Port St Mary lifeboat won't be replaced
Port St Mary lifeboat station is to lose its all-weather boat.
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Kirk Michael's pub announces reopening date
A much-loved historic pub in Kirk Michael will throw open its doors again next week.
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Investigations continue into cause of huge Douglas fire
The Island's fire and rescue service says it's investigating what started a fire in a disused Douglas building last night.
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Mental health charity given £50,000 grant
An Island charity has been awarded a grant to help hundreds of people with their mental health.
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Former Chinese takeaway up for rent
A former Chinese takeaway in the Isle of Man Business Park is up for rent.
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40 run-down buildings remain on Douglas Council’s blacklist
Douglas Council says it has a blacklist of 40 dilapidated buildings in the capital.
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Double trouble in Port St Mary as RNLI rescues two boats
Port St Mary RNLI launched both its lifeboats yesterday afternoon after two boats got into difficulty.
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Busy Onchan road shuts today for works
A busy road in Onchan will close for three weeks from today.
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Emergency services tackle fire in Douglas
A major fire at a disused building in Douglas took several hours to bring under control overnight.
