Keep Hop-Tu-Naa safe for scaredy cats (and dogs!)
The ManxSPCA is reminding pet owners to keep their animals safe this Halloween.
When Louis met Patrick resident Tyson Fury!
Documentary maker Louis Theroux says he'll feature an Island resident on his podcast as it returns this month.
Road closes tomorrow for footbridge removal
A busy road in Douglas will close tomorrow morning as a TT landmark is removed.
Island parents group to hold Xmas toy swap event
An Island parent group is hosting the Isle of Man's first Christmas Toy Swap.
No consultation over weekly bin rounds, says Douglas Council
Douglas Council says it won't consult people about a return to weekly bin collections.
154 FOI requests to Manx Care so far this year
Manx Care says it's had more than 150 Freedom of Information requests this year.
Little Miss Dynamite gig cancelled due to illness
An Island music icon has had to cancel a gig because of illness.
Legendary Ibiza DJ announces Island gig
Ibiza legend Tall Paul is coming to the Isle of Man in January.
Tyson Fury's big fight sells out in 40 minutes
Tickets to see Island resident Tyson Fury battle his arch-rival later this year sold out in 40 minutes earlier.
Planners to decide on Ramsey dog wash application
A self-service dog wash will find out next week if it can open for business on a site in Ramsey.
Space weather and clear skies mean good chance to spot aurora later!
After disappointment last night, sky-watchers may well catch the northern lights later.
Peel event mixes cocktails and chemistry!
An event in the west of the Island next week will mix science experiments and cocktails!
Poverty report to be considered in December
A Tynwald committee's report on poverty on the Island will be discussed in December.
October sees two hours less daylight by the end of the month
Feeling like the daylight is disappearing quicker than your morning coffee? You're not imagining it.
Planners to decide on huge digital advertising display at Airport
Planners will decide whether a huge digital advertising display can be built outside Ronaldsway Airport next week.
Joe Locke walks the red carpet for new film Elsinore
Manx actor Joe Locke has been at a star studded premiere for his new film in London.
Isle of Man Salt Company plans for Port St Mary
A restaurant in Port st Mary will find out if it's worth its salt next week.
Kirsty Amanda Collister elected to Marown Parish Commissioners
Kirsty Amanda Collister has been elected to Marown Parish Commissioners following a by-election.
St Ninian’s playing fields rented out for £10,000 during TT
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says a Douglas school was paid £10,000 to rent out part of its playing fields during TT.
Hop Tu Naa treat for pumpkin-pickers!
A pick-your-own pumpkin experience is getting ready to reopen for its fifth year.
Angus to take on marathon for horses' home
A man from the Island will be tackling his first marathon in the Netherlands this month - to raise cash for a beloved animal charity.
Aurora over the Island tonight?
The weather may be looking blustery - but if the clouds break there's a chance you'll see the northern lights tonight.
Ballaugh memorial bench damaged by vandals
Vandals have caused substantial damage to a memorial bench in the north of the Island.
Mountain Road shut until later today
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road is likely to remain closed until later this afternoon.
Cabinet Office doesn't know cost of posting pensioner's payslips
The Cabinet Office says the government sent out more than 106,000 pension pay slips in the last year.
Banks Circus bus depot opens its doors this weekend
Bus Vannin is opening its depot doors at Banks Circus this weekend for a behind-the-scenes tour.
Rock of Ages rolls into the Gaiety tomorrow
A musical packed with 80s rock hits is coming to the Gaiety Theatre.
Marown residents head back to the polls
It's polling day for the Marown Commissioners by-election.
Chief Minister hopefuls to face MHK questions today
Candidates hoping to become the Isle of Man's next Chief Minister will face questions from MHKs today.
Department says no microchip database has been approved
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it doesn't have any approved databases for microchipped dogs.
Archibald Knox to feature on 10p coins
The Island's most famous designer is to be commemorated on a new set of coins.
Weekend winds bring risk of coastal overtopping
The Island could be facing a weekend of weather warnings, as strong winds bring coastal overtopping.
Burial ground expansion would meet demand for 10 to 15 years
A cemetery in the south of the Island could be getting an expansion.
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be making temporary repairs to pedestrian crossings on Douglas Promenade this month.
Manx Utilities working to solve smart meter problem
Manx Utilities says it's trying to sort out problems with its smart meters today.
Logainar cabin crew balloted over possible strike
Staff at an airline that flies from the Isle of Man to destinations across the UK will be balloted over possible industrial action.
Have you been offered stolen tools?
Police are appealing for information after thieves struck at a building site, taking power tools, a laptop and an e-bike.
Douglas gym set for major expansion
A gym in the Island's capital is set for a major expansion, with around 1,000 square feet of new gym space planned.
Onchan commissioners defer new social media policy for members
Onchan commissioners have put off introducing a new policy about social media posts from members.
The Manx Autoimmune Trust hits double figures this October
A charity for people with autoimmune conditions is celebrating being a decade old this weekend!
Douglas Coastguard called out for urgent medical transfer
Douglas Coastguard was called out in the early hours of this morning to assist with an urgent medical transfer to the UK.
Pregnant women encouraged to get flu jab ahead of winter
Pregnant women are being asked to protect themselves this winter with vaccination.
Castletown commissioners to tackle decade of neglect
Castletown commissioners will set up a committee to undo what they call a decade of underfunding and neglect in the town.
Two MHKs in race for chief minister's job
The race to be the Island's next chief minister will be a head-to-head battle.
Tributes wanted for capital's best-known kitty
The owner of one of the Island's most famous celebrity cats is asking for your memories after her beloved pet passed away.
Onchan commissioners to spend £532,000 replacing streetlights
A local authority in the east of the Island says it'll spend more than half a million pounds replacing broken streetlights.
Steam Packet Group reports 70% operating profits rise
The Steam Packet Company says its group operating profits rose by more than 70 per cent last year.
Website wants your memories of Summerland
An Island website is collecting people's memories of one of the Island's worst ever disasters.
All aboard for a spooky Groudle Glen
Groudle Glen Railways has announced the return of its Hop Tu Naa trains.
Deadline today for top job in Manx politics
MHKs hoping to become the Island’s next Chief Minister have until midday today to put their names forward.
Rob Callister rules out Chief Minister bid
Rob Callister says he will not stand for Chief Minister after failing to secure enough support from the new House of Keys.
Group calls on parents to delay smartphones for children
Manx parents are being encouraged to delay giving their children smartphones and access to social media through an Isle of Man initiative.
MHK calls for government action plan by end of November
Tynwald could be set to ask the new Council of Ministers for its plans and priorities later this month.
September ranks as third-warmest on record
Ronaldsway Met Office says September was the third-warmest on record.
Tree felling means road closure in Foxdale
Bus Vannin says a road closure in the west of the Island this week will mean some disruption for passengers.
Thousands of Island households to receive vegan campaign leaflets
Tens of thousands of leaflets will drop through letterboxes on the Isle of Man soon urging people to give up meat.
Celebrity DJ to bring 90s music show to Villa Marina
If you miss the 90s, there's a chance to relive classic tunes with a celebrity DJ in January.
Estimated £5m Manxman repair bill to be covered by Steam Packet reserves
The Steam Packet Company says the current estimated cost of the Manxman spending time in dry dock and undergoing repairs is around £5 million, but the bill will be covered from the company’s reserves.
Lancaster bombers to feature on new 50p pieces
Five new coins are being launched to celebrate one of Britain's best-known aircraft from World War 2.
Help recreate the Traitors arrival at King William’s College
Could you help lend a black Land Rover Defender for a Traitors themed event?
Deadline looms to be 2027 MGP newcomer
If you're thinking of riding to glory next year, time's running out!
Drug dealers in court to appeal sentences this month
Two cocaine dealers who were jailed for more than 26 years will appear in court again this month as they appeal their sentences.
Sailors could get welcoming Tongue shower upgrade
The Department of Infrastructure says it hopes changes in Douglas harbour will improve facilities for visiting sailors.
Noel marks 50 years since Swap Shop
Noel Edmonds has been celebrating a special anniversary over the weekend.
Community pay-it-forward initiative needs your help
A community initiative to help those struggling to make ends meet is appealing for help.
Possible disruption to bus services this evening
Bus Vannin's warning passengers of more possible disruption today.
Pier restoration project marks progress with Sunday celebration
A community project to restore a pier in the north is celebrating progress this Sunday!
MNH announce Hop Tu Naa celebrations
Manx National Heritage has announced its events to celebrate Hop Tu Naa.
Ramsey cannabis café heads to Douglas for one-night event
A cannabis café from Ramsey says it'll be coming to Douglas tonight.
Thousands of names to be read at Gaza remembrance vigil in Douglas
A vigil will be held today for more than 10,000 children killed during the Gaza conflict.
Work Outdoors? DEFA has a job for you
If you love the great Manx outdoors, the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it may have just the job for you!
Water main works to begin along Glenfaba Road
Manx Utilities says it'll begin the next phase of a huge water mains replacement project next week.
Dunlop and McGuinness TT bikes up for auction
There's a chance to own motorbikes ridden by two of the TT's greatest stars.
Tree work on busy Douglas road today
A busy road in Douglas will be one-way today as work gets underway on trees.
Farmers’ Market marks 20 years in northern town
A town in the north is celebrating 20 years of its Farmers’ Market this weekend.
Rally action heads north for second day
The second day of a large motorsport event gets underway today.
Government reminds event organisers to submit notification forms
The Department of Home Affairs is reminding event organisers to make the government aware of their plans ahead of upcoming events.
National Sports Centre reminds users to respect The Bowl rules
The National Sports Centre has issued a reminder about the rules in place at The Bowl.
Child benefits applications go online
The Treasury says applications for child benefits can now be made online.
New Manx mural brings colour to Foxdale
A new mural has been unveiled in Foxdale.
Port Erin Post Office to open earlier on weekdays
Isle of Man Post Office says a branch in the south of the Island will open 30 minutes earlier on weekdays.
Short-staffing could mean bus problems this weekend
Bus Vannin's warning passengers about more possible disruption this weekend.
Ballasalla pizza lovers getting early Xmas present!
A pizza business which took over a much-loved café in the south of the Island says it's hoping to open its doors in December.
Rally means bus diversions in the south
Bus Vannin says a number of its services will divert today because of a motorsport event.
Survey shows overwhelming support for Southern 100
96 per cent those involved in this year's Southern 100 say they'll be back!
Bank applies to revamp cashpoints in Douglas
A bank which announced it was closing three Island cashpoints has applied for two replacement machines in the capital.
Woman sees sex discrimination case dismissed
A woman's had her claim of sex discrimination against an Island pharmacy thrown out.
Road closure as TT footbridge taken down for this year
The clocks may go back later this month - but there's a surer sign winter's approaching for racing fans next week.
Ramsey to learn prepper tips
An event to prepare people for emergencies will take place in the north this month.
Ryan Reynolds visits renowned watchmaker Roger Smith
The actor was spotted taking photos with fans on Douglas Promenade this morning.
SPARK festival returns to Villa Marina this weekend
A huge family festival is returning to the Villa Marina this weekend for its third year.
Former Onchan MHK George Waft dies aged 89
Tributes have been paid to former MHK and MLC George Waft, who has died aged 89.
Smoking and vaping costs increase as Ellan Vannin Fuels apologises
A company has apologised after the government increased prices on smoking and vaping products today.
Endurance event closes plantation to public from Friday
Police say a plantation in west of the Island will be busier than usual on Friday.
44 babies born at Jane Crookall in September
The number of babies born on the Island last month has been released.
Dogs' beach restrictions lifted for winter
It's doggy liberation day on the Island's beaches!
Loganair drops London City route, with more flights to Heathrow
Loganair says it will run more flights from Ronaldsway to London Heathrow next month.
Tough Mucka needs volunteers - can you help?
Can you help make sure a tough endurance event can go ahead this weekend?
Deadpool star visits the Isle of Man
A huge Hollywood star - and football club owner - is on the Island.
Beach hut company shows off perfect tide timing
A company which hires beach huts in Peel says it's ended the season in the west with impeccable timing - after the tide washed over where its cabins had been!
Manx Care won't share remote GP costs while tendering
Manx Care says it can't reveal how much it thinks a remote GP system might cost - because it's still out to tender.
Bus Vannin marks 50 years since nationalisation
Bus Vannin is celebrating a special anniversary today - it's 50 years after the Island's bus services were nationalised.
New windows needed at visitor centre, says MNH
Manx National Heritage has applied for planning permission to replace windows on a newly-opened facility in the south of the Island.
Petition backing wind power gather hundreds of signatures
A petition backing wind power for the Isle of Man has attracted more than 200 signatures.
Income threshold changes make it easier to get social housing
Changes to public sector housing policy will come into effect today.
Power bills see VAT cut from this morning
If your kettle feels cheaper to boil for a cuppa this morning, you're not alone.
Fury to face Joshua at press conference tonight
Preparations are well underway for Patrick resident Tyson Fury ahead of his fight against Anthony Joshua this winter.
Former bank hits the market
A former bank in the south of the Island could be yours.
Plans to restore historic Bishopscourt dairy
An historic dairy which could date back as much as 300 years could be brought back to its former glory.
Third fly-tipping case reported in Garff in recent weeks
Garff Commissioners are asking residents to report fly-tipping after a spate of incidents.
Tough Mucka set to return this Sunday
The rearranged Tough Mucka race is taking place this weekend.
Road closures announced for weekend rally
Roads in the south of the Island will close this Friday for the Chris Kelly rally.
Manx Care announces delay to annual report's publication
Manx Care says recent changes in its top management means its annual report will be late this year.
Deputy High Bailiff not needed in court case over social media post
Deputy High Bailiff Christopher Arrowsmith won't have to give evidence in a case about social media posts, a court has ruled.
Ramsey cat gets Facebook page to prove she's not lost!
Two women have set up a Facebook page for their cat because people keep picking her up, thinking she's neglected or lost.
Maria Costello updates fans on recovery after TT crash
Injured racer Maria Costello has given an update from hospital in the UK.
Council's parking plea after bin wagon blocked
Douglas Council's asking people to park sensibly, after one of its bin rounds couldn't collect rubbish this week.
Liberal Vannin party to set up East branch
A former MHK who missed out on a seat in Onchan in the election this month says his party's forming a new branch.
Candidate appeals for help finding missing election signs
An election candidate is asking people to keep their eyes peeled for missing campaign signs.
Company issues gas bill advice for winter
Isle of Man Energy has issued advice for those struggling to pay heating bills as colder winter months approach.
Cannan becomes interim Cabinet Office minister
Former Chief Minister Alf Cannan has been given a new post in the interim Council of Ministers.
Cavendish reveals what he loves most about life after cycling
Manx Missile Mark Cavendish has told an Australian magazine he's 'living the dream' since his retirement from cycling.
Spar warns smokers and vapers of price rise
Spar Isle of Man says you should brace yourself if you smoke or vape this week.
Ramsey, Castletown and Laxey promenades to close overnight
The Department of Infrastructure says more promenades around the Island will be shut from the early hours of tomorrow morning.
David Ashford elected as new Speaker
David Ashford has been elected as the new Speaker of the House of Keys this afternoon.
Reservoir levels still low, data shows
The latest data from Manx Utilities shows the Island's reservoirs are still below their normal levels after a prolonged dry spell.
Weather means early hours closure for road in Onchan
A road at the northern end of Douglas Promenade will shut in the early hours of tomorrow morning.
Second weather warning issued by Met Office
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second warning about bad weather today.
Island fireworks team named brightest sparks
An Island fireworks company has won a prestigious award in the UK.
Mountain railway suspends services in face of weather
Bad weather means bad news for heritage transport fans today.
Island's capital city needs heroes!
Do you know a community hero living in the Islands capital?
German documentary crew filming on Island
A German TV crew is visiting the Island to film a World War II documentary.
Yellow warning for wind and waves at high tide
A yellow weather warning will be in place later today.
First Keys sitting after general election
Newly-elected MHKs will have their first sitting of parliament today.
November timetable changes ahead of Manxman return
The Steam Packet Company has confirmed temporary changes to its November timetable ahead of Manxman’s return.
New music therapy service launches
A new music-based care service has arrived on the Island.
MONEYVAL representatives arrive on Island
Representatives from international financial watchdog MONEYVAL have arrived on the Isle of Man.
Island GPs to attend training on Tuesday afternoon
Doctor appointments won't be available for an afternoon this week.
Firefighters called to Foxdale house blaze
Firefighters from Peel and Douglas were called out after a blaze in the west of the Island last night.
Pub appeals for return of stolen note
Did you pinch a prized possession from a pub in the north of the Island? It wants it back!
Event hopes to explain Pokémon to parents
If your children are urging you to help "catch 'em all" but you need a bit of help, there's an event for you tomorrow!
Braddan gym hoping for industry award success
An Island gym is in the running for a prestigious award.
Ramsey's cannabis club to shut as business relocates
A cannabis club in Ramsey says it's closing down - although its founder says it's not the end of the road.
Nearly 1 in 7 affected by poverty, says report
A Tynwald committee set up to look into poverty levels on the Island says the court should continue its work.
Soggy bottoms expected at Bake Off musical!
A musical inspired by a hit baking TV show is coming to the Isle of Man this November.
Castletown's square reopens to traffic this week
Castletown commissioners say this year's summer closure of Market Square comes to an end this week.
Boy's murder trial gets underway today
A teenager accused of stabbing a boy to death in Ramsey will go on trial this week.
Mum's plea to parents after son attacked at football
A mum's appealed on Facebook for parents to talk to their children after her son was attacked as he played football.
Company issues advice over mobile network upgrade
A mobile phone company says customers on the Island might notice some problems as it upgrades its network.
Eating disorder support group to host first meeting
A new group says it's hoping to support parents and carers looking after those who suffer eating disorders.
Online historic newspapers halted next month
Manx National Heritage says you won't be able to read historic newspapers online at its iMuseum site from October.
Yellow warning for coastal overtopping
Forecasters have issued a yellow weather warning for lunchtime today.
Weather forces Tough Mucka postponement
Organisers of a huge sporting event this weekend say it's had to be put back.
Police investigating Irish 'paedophile hunter' video
Police say they're investigating after being handed footage of a man who's said to have travelled from the Island in a paedophile sting.
Updated rules for special constables due before Tynwald
Special Constables on the Island could be getting new rules.
Pre-election meeting in Marown next month
General election fever may be over - but voters in a local authority will go to the polls again next month.
Microwave food leads to early hours callout for firefighters
Food burning in a microwave sparked a callout for Island's Fire and Rescue Service this morning.
Vigil to mark three years of war in Gaza
The Island branches of Amnesty International and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign will be holding a vigil next month.
Your chance to vote for Island in travel awards
You're being urged to help the Island take home a prestigious travel award.
MHKs to elect speaker and deputy this week
The new House of Keys will sit for the first time in the political year next week.
FOI answer 'could undermine prison security'
The Department of Home Affairs says giving out information about prison staffing and procedures would undermine security at the Jurby facility.
Police launch appeal after broad daylight attack in Douglas
Police are appealing for information after a man was attacked in Douglas last weekend.
Yellow weather warning issued for Sunday
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the weekend.
Ghost hunters report spectral child's voice in Castletown tea shop
An investigation into whether a Castletown tea shop is haunted has proved inconclusive.
Is this your baby cock in Kirk Michael?
Are you missing a small cock in Kirk Michael?
Island retains fairtrade status
The Isle of Man has had its special fair trade status renewed for the coming years.
MHKs to elect Island's chief minister next month
As the dust from yesterday's election settles, the House of Keys' thoughts will now start turning towards who should be the Island's next chief minister.
General election 'professional and transparent', say observers
A team of election observers say yesterday's polling was all fair and above board.
Manx-Registered tanker hit by fire in Strait of Hormuz
A Manx-registered oil ship has been hit by fire in the Strait of Hormuz.
New yoga studio and café proposed for Port St Mary
A high-profile development in the south of the Island could get a yoga studio and other facilities if planners give the green light.
Island gym’s cheeky charity calendar returns
An Island gym is preparing to bare all for charity.
Young Manx competitors put their robot to the test in America
Two young robotics competitors are travelling to America this weekend for a global competition.
Two roads in Douglas closed on Sunday for tree work
Two roads in Douglas will shut for tree works on Sunday.
Election night brings surprises and records
It was a night of surprises and records as the results of the Island's general election were released last night.
Two new representatives for Garff as sitting MHK voted out
One of Garff's sitting MHKs has lost out in the election.
Alf Cannan re-elected in Ayre and Michael
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has successfully defended his seat.
Moorhouse wins another term in the House of Keys
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse has won another five years in the House of Keys.
Two new MHKs in Glenfaba and Peel
Glenfaba and Peel has two new MHKs after today's general election.
DEFA minister ousted in Douglas East
A minister has lost their seat in the general election.
Middle keeps one MHK, gets one new representative
Deputy Chief Minister Jane Poole-Wilson has topped the polls in her constituency.
Chris Thomas keeps Douglas Central seat, but Ann Corlett voted out
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas has retained his seat in this year’s general election.
Haywood loses re-election bid in Rushen
Rushen has two new MHKs this evening.
Ashford and Ciappelli victorious in Douglas North
Douglas North MHK David Ashford has successfully defended his seat.
Hooper loses seat in Ramsey
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper has been voted out of the House of Keys.
No change in Douglas South
Both South Douglas MHKs have kept their seats after the second election result of the night was declared.
Callister retains Onchan seat
The first election result of the night has seen one new MHK and one keep their seat in Onchan.
Polling stations closed - now the count begins
Polling stations are now closed - and counting will begin shortly in this year's general election.
GNASS respond to 10 incidents this summer
The Great North Air Ambulance Service responded to twice as many incidents on the Island this summer compared with last year.
£125,000 price tag put on collectable Manx 50p
An eBay seller is offering a sought-after Manx 50p piece - for more than £100,000!
Firefighter recruitment session takes place tonight
The Isle of Man Fire & Rescue Service is hosting a recruitment session tonight.
Island resident Tyson Fury’s fight with Anthony Joshua has been confirmed.
Give Like Dolly Day tomorrow
The first annual Give Like Dolly Day is taking place this week and will fundraise to get more children around the Island reading.
Nile Rodgers has 'good times' on Douglas prom
Nile Rodgers says he had a "damn good time" on the Isle of Man yesterday, calling it a walker's paradise.
Isle Of Man Farm Shop reduces opening hours for winter
A farm shop in the west of the Island is reducing its opening hours for the autumn and winter months, citing customer demand, food wastage and staffing costs.
FOI reveals more than 1,000 Island patients have IBD
More than 1,000 patients seeing Island GPs have inflammatory bowel conditions.
Still time to complete Southern 100 survey
There's still time to let organisers of the friendly races know what you thought of this year's event.
Could you help feed hungry pets?
An organisation which helps people in need feed their pets has launched an urgent appeal for cat and dog food.
Commissioner steps back from local authority work during court case
An Onchan commissioner says he'll be stepping back from his local authority work during a court case.
Technical hitch reduced patrols by fisheries boat
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says its fisheries protection boat operated reduced patrols for almost two months this year because of a technical fault.
Polling day for Island's general election
The Isle of Man goes to the polls today for a general election.