Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 21st, 2026
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School websites offline after cybersecurity alert
A cybersecurity problem means all Island school websites are offline today.
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Emergency services at fallen tree on New Castletown Road
A fallen tree is causing problems on a busy route in the south of the Island.
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Company offers new service to grieving pet owners
A company in Port St Mary says it's considering a new service for pet owners.
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Dolly library opens up in Douglas!
A charity launched by a country music legend says it's open for business in the Island's capital.
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Get free flu vaccine to keep your toddlers safe
You're being urged to get your kids vaccinated this winter.
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Douglas and Dublin sign cooperation agreement
The Island's capital will sign a new agreement with its Irish counterpart today.
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Grey weather means no pink lap of TT course this weekend
A huge fundraising event which would have seen thousands take to the TT course in pink has had to be postponed because of bad weather.
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Tynwald to debate seabed leases?
Tynwald will be asked to debate the government's policy on leasing bits of the seabed off our coast next month.
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Nest Studio bags a place in British Vogue
An Isle of Man designer will feature in three issues of British Vogue, after she was approached to take part in the magazine.
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What needs to happen before assisted dying can begin on the Island?
The Isle of Man Government is beginning work to prepare for assisted dying, following Royal Assent.
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Work begins on Manx National Heritage site in Castletown
A major six-month conservation project has begun in Castletown .
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Last chance to nominate your community champion
It's your last chance to nominate a local community champion for the Island's capital.
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Cardiology waiting times reach almost 12 months
People on the Island are waiting almost a year for cardiology outpatient appointments.
