Isle of Man News from Friday, November 6th, 2026

Litterbugs have been slammed after holding a fireworks display at a beauty spot - before leaving it strewn with rubbish.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a fight in Douglas in the early hours of this morning.

Manx National Heritage says it'll start cleaning up a historical monument as soon as it can - and is urging the public not to try themselves.

Services will be held around the Island this weekend to honour those who gave their lives serving their country.

Tynwald is set to hold 15 elections when the court sits this month.

A snake that went missing in Ramsey more than 10 weeks ago has been found and returned home.

A vegetarian café in Ramsey says it'll close for good this weekend.

A deemster could order the company behind the so-called "Big Grid" in Douglas to be wound up next week.

A company has put a second planning application in for an ice rink in Douglas - this time right in the city centre.

The Island's new Housing and Communities Minister says developing a National Housing Plan will be a key priority.

Douglas City Council has a new member after only one person came forward to contest a by-election.

A service will be held in Douglas at the weekend in honour of those who have served their country.

Manx National Heritage says it's shocked and disappointed after extensive grafitti was discovered at a historic site near Castletown.

Questions about how extra tax from fuel will help local businesses is to be raised by an Ayre and Michael MHK.