Isle of Man News from Monday, November 9th, 2026

Police are asking people to steer clear of an incident in Douglas this evening.

Questions about surgery waiting times will be raised by a Douglas MHK this week.

Comedian Chris McCausland will be delivering comedy to the Island when he visits in early 2028.

With the festive season fast approaching, the date's been announced for Castletown's Christmas lights switch-on.

Douglas Council says it's reported vandalism at toilets in Noble's Park to police.

The Department of Infrastructure says Ronaldsway Airport saw a rise in passengers last month, compared to October last year.

Nominations are open for this year's Isle of Man sports awards.

Part of a major route into Douglas is closed this lunchtime after a crash.

Energy firm Orsted says it'll hold a series of community events about the Mooir Vannin windfarm proposals this month.

What's holding up Loganair's schedule? 

Farmers are calling for action after another dog attack on livestock in the north of the Island.

Eight baby capybaras at Curraghs Wildlife Park need names and Islanders are being asked to help choose them.

The Tholt-y-Will road will close during the daytimes this week for essential work.

Onchan commissioners say they'll start publishing information proactively to cut the number of Freedom of Information requests they get.

How will extra fuel costs impact local farming and trucking businesses?