Isle of Man News from Wednesday, November 4th, 2026

A stretch of a busy route in the south of the Island will be closed for much of the day tomorrow.

Just hours after nominations closed, the Island has a new commissioner.

A candidate who lost their seat in September's general election has until Thursday to lodge a security payment for a recount.

An Onchan MHK is to quiz Infrastructure Minister Jason Moorhouse about the state of roads in the district.

The Island's airport is advising people to leave extra time to make sure they catch their flights on time.

Douglas could be getting a new coffee shop, complete with a children's play area and mini golf.

Manx Utilities says it's on track to improve a reservoir in a huge project - despite some delays.

Staff absences at an Island college has come under Freedom of Information request scrutiny. 

The Isle of Man welcomed 52 new babies last month. 

Manx Care says more than 90 per cent of patients' family and friends rated it good or very good this year.

The Island's Treasury Minister Michael Crowe says those waiting for their benefits claims to be decided may be eligible for help while they're waiting.

If you're thinking of standing for a seat on a local authority in by-elections later this year, today's your last chance.