Northern bus services to be raised in Keys
Bus services in the north will be on the mind of an MHK this week.
Ben out of service for maintenance work this week
The Steam Packet says the Ben My Chree will be out of service tomorrow.
Richmond Hill closed again tonight for work
Part of the New Castletown Road will close again tonight as work continues on it.
October warmer and sunnier than usual, says Met Office
A single storm in October accounted for more than a fifth of the month's total rainfall.
MHK queries cost of Liverpool awards trip
Questions about the cost of attending a business award night on Merseyside will be raised this week.
DOI says it has 20 empty public sector homes
The Department of Infrastructure says it has just 20 empty homes for public housing tenants.
Marquee plan submitted by Milntown Estate
A landmark house in Ramsey could be getting a marquee for summer, if planners give the green light.
Fire crews called to free driver from crashed car
Firefighters spent around 45 minutes helping cut a driver free from their car this morning.
Manx Museum celebrates 10 years of UNESCO Biosphere status
A new exhibition has opened at the Manx Museum celebrating the Isle of Man’s 10 years as a UNESCO Biosphere.
Volunteer wanted to help monitor Island's prison
Do you have what it takes to monitor an Island prison?
MHK asks if families should get help with UK parole travel costs
Should taxpayers help families attend UK parole hearings?
Peel RNLI honoured for lifesaving actions at sea
Peel lifeboat volunteers have been awarded for their lifesaving actions at sea.
Plans submitted to turn former offices into homes
Falling demand for office space - and rising demand for housing - could see an office block in central Douglas converted into flats.
Island has just 20 vacant homes for public tenants
The Department of Infrastructure says it has just 20 empty homes for public housing tenants.
Power station chimney flue arrives this week
Flue season will officially arrive in Peel this week.
Peel sewage works hits milestone
A major milestone has been reached in Peel as a new sewage system gets up and running.
MHK to query gas buying for power generation
How much gas has the Island bought for winter power?
Yoga studio applies for sign permission
A yoga studio in Douglas has applied for retrospective planning permission for signs outside the building.
Yacht club worries over lifeboat retirement
A yacht club based in the south of the Island says it has reservations about Port St Mary losing one of its lifeboats.
One nuisance cyclist ticketed in more than three years
Douglas Council says it's had 13 complaints about cyclists in almost four years.
New ministerial post created by chief minister
The Isle of Man has a new ministerial job - and a minister to go with it.
Huge floating book fair to arrive in Douglas next month
The world's largest floating bookshop will be in Douglas for almost a fortnight next month.
Stay safe for Hop Tu Naa tonight
Police are asking trick or treaters to make sure they can be seen tonight.
Special Olympics fundraiser needs you
A organisation for athletes with learning disabilities has raised more than £17,000 to compete at a global competition in Chile next year.
Peel ready for bonfire and fireworks later
Peel kicks off the Island's bonfire night fun tonight with its fireworks display.
Government: "UK never told us about child murderer"
The government says it'll write to the UK demanding to know how a convicted child murderer ended up living on the Isle of Man.
Farm shop's newest worker needs your name suggestions
A farm shop in Glen Helen is asking you to name its newest member of staff.
Bus Vannin gives update on staffing problems and routes affected today
Bus Vannin has revealed more details about buses which may not run today.
Toilets vandalised for fourth time in a month
Commissioners in the west of the Island are appealing for help catching those who vandalised toilets this week.
Poppy gets fur-ever home after sparking rescue operation in Douglas
A tiny Manx kitten who was rescued in Douglas city centre has been given a happy ending.
Council gets eight complaints about James Brown in six months
Douglas Council says a newly-built block of flats in Willaston has seen eight reports of antisocial behaviour in the six months since tenants moved in.
More bus staffing problems this weekend
Bus Vannin is warning of more problems with its services this weekend.
Manx community spirit shines through during Island storms
A motorist has been praised for going above and beyond to help others after a tree came crashing down during Saturday's storms.
Free period products law receives Royal Assent
Free period products are set to become more accessible on the Isle of Man following the announcement of Royal Assent at Tynwald earlier this month.
How are Islanders supported while waiting for benefits?
A Peel MHK will ask about help for those whose benefits claims are still being processed.
Specialist vans to survey Isle of Man roads next month
The Department of Infrastructure says you may notice some unusual vans driving around the Island next month.
Great Laxey Wheel upgrades to see old ticket office removed
An old ticket office in Laxey will be knocked down ahead of new work.
MHK to question plans for improving Island's mental health services
Will mental health services be improved on the Isle of Man?
Colby Glen path shut until next April
A popular footpath in the south of the Island will remain closed until next April.
If you Trick Or Treat, don't trouble the street!
If you're going trick or treating this Hop-tu-Naa, police are warning you not to get carried away.
German newspaper says hello from the Island - and Queen Victoria
A leading German newspaper is urging its readers to sample the delights of the Isle of Man.
Don't buy electric cars, says Manx salvage firm
A salvage company from the south of the Island has told people not to buy electric vehicles.
Aurora-watchers could be in for Friday treat!
Could the Isle of Man get a celestial lightshow to kick off the weekend?
Peel's pulsing UFO has people perplexed
Did you see the UFO off the Island's west coast last night?
Peel MHK raises future of former care home
The future of a former care home in Peel will be raised by one of the town's MHKs.
Netflix film about Patrick's greatest boxer out in November
One of the Island's most famous residents will be starring in his own Netflix documentary next month.
Three buses won't run, eight more at risk today
Three bus services have been cancelled today with another eight at risk later.
Former chief minister to ask first question of new parliament
Former chief minister Alf Cannan will get to ask the first oral question of the new parliament next week.
New children's soft-play coming to tearooms in Laxey
A soft play area has been approved for a tea room in Laxey.
More dates added to food hygiene training
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says high demand means it's added two more dates to a training scheme for food and drink businesses.
Peel Secret Santa scheme brings hope to Island families this Christmas
A Secret Santa scheme for struggling Island families has received an overwhelming response from people wanting to make Christmas brighter for those who need it most.
Own Homes approaches 1,000 pre-registrations on the Isle of Man
A new rent-to-buy scheme has attracted almost 1,000 pre-registrations ahead of its launch in early November.
Timpson applies for key-cutting kiosk at Tesco
You could soon get your key cut after your food shop, if planners give the green light to new proposals.
Post Office suspends deliveries of goods to the EU
The Post Office has halted deliveries of goods to the European Union.
Rob Callister confident in election result despite legal challenge
A winning candidate in last month's general election says he's confident in the result, after a former MHK who lost her seat launched a legal challenge.
Illegal immigrant turned back at Manx border can't stay in UK
An illegal immigrant who applied for asylum in the UK but later came to the Isle of Man has been told he can't stay in either country.
Bank scammers warning as calls target Island residents
The government's online security experts are warning you not to fall for scammers impersonating a bank.
Island to extend UK VAT cut on power, says Treasury Minister
Treasury Minister Michael Crowe says the Isle of Man will follow some of the UK's announcements in today's budget.
Woman thanks mystery van driver after daring sea rescue
A woman's thanked a delivery driver who leapt into the sea to rescue her beloved pet this week.
The Island's information commissioner says four in five Freedom of Information requests have been answered on time this year.
Stay off damaged slipway in Laxey, says local authority
Garff commissioners are urging people to take care on Laxey beach after it was damaged by storms this week.
MHK sues attorney general and returning officer over election votes
A former Onchan MHK is suing the returning officer and the Island's Attorney General over September's election result.
Islanders reminded to keep challenging domestic abuse beyond October
The Isle of Man Government says it's now up to everyone to challenge harmful behaviours as Domestic Abuse Awareness Month comes to an end.
Peel fireworks kicks off the Island’s bonfire season this Friday
Peel will be getting the weekend off with a bang this Friday.
Yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping remains in force today
A yellow weather warning remains in place today for coastal overtopping.
Nominations open for 10 local authority by-elections
Nominations have now opened as the Island prepares for 10 by-election campaigns.
MHK wants answers on support for home-schooled children
What support is available to families who choose to home educate their children?
Weather warning for tonight and tomorrow
Forecasters say we can expect more coastal overtopping during the next two high tides.
Mountain Railway damaged by gales
One of the Island's historic railways will be out of action until at least Thursday.
Ten local authorities looking for members in December elections
There'll be a big day for local authorities in December - when 10 by-elections are due to be held.
Don't sweat Met threat on internet
If you've had emails from the Metropolitan Police containing legal threats about an investigation that needs your cooperation, don't panic.
Commissioners unveil mission statement for parish
A local authority in the west of the Island has unveiled its mission statement after months of consideration.
Douglas Council says its annual firework display will take place on the first evening of late-night shopping in the run-up to Christmas.
DOI ready to close roads if needed as overtopping hits coasts
The Department of Infrastructure says its staff will be on hand to close if needed roads this morning.
Storm damage closes promenade in Laxey
Laxey promenade is due to stay closed for much of today for cleanup work after last night's storm.
Two ferry crossings called off because of weather
The Steam Packet Company has cancelled two of its sailings today.
Two more weather warnings issued for today
Two weather warnings are in force today as strong winds and high tides continue to batter the Island.
Today's Liverpool sailings at risk
The Steam Packet Company says two of its sailings today may be at risk of disruption.
New coffee shop and bakery coming to Laxey’s former post office
A new coffee shop and bakery is coming to Laxey.
Education Minister asked for school additional needs figures
How many children have been diagnosed with special needs in schools?
Civil Defence urges caution over storm debris across the Island
Islanders are being urged to take care on the roads this morning following the red weather warning overnight.
DOI begins clean-up after amber weather warning
The Isle of Man Department of Infrastructure is giving thanks to those who worked throughout the amber weather warning.
Two men jailed for rape to appeal convictions this week
Two men jailed for total of more than 25 years for raping an 18 year old woman will be back in court this week to appeal their convictions.
Where can you pick up sandbags before tonight's flooding?
The Island's civil defence volunteers say there's still time to pick up sandbags ready for tonight's red weather warning.
At-risk roads to close during red weather warning
The Department of Infrastructure says a number of roads will close tonight in the face of a red weather warning.
There's a new face cleaning up the streets of Ramsey - and its name is Sweep Caroline!
Manx Utilities on the way after power failure in Douglas
Manx Utilities says it's on its way to fix an electrical problem in the centre of Douglas today.
Dance school unveils new studio plans
A former Douglas printing office could become a dance studio, if planners give the green light.
Richmond Hill closures pushed back by weather
Bad weather means roadworks on the New Castletown Road have been put back this week.
Fireworks now on sale - but for less than a fortnight
Fireworks go on sale from today!
Stay away from Bottleneck car park amid weather warnings, says council
Don't risk your motor ending up in the sea or washed across the prom today.
Decision on Liverpool ferry sailings expected tomorrow
Two ferry crossings have been cancelled today with another two at risk tomorrow.
Keys members lodge first written questions of new parliament
Peel's newly-elected MHK Katryna Baptist has hit the ground running - with six written queries to ministers.
Fourth weather warning today warns of storm surge flooding tonight
Four weather warnings are now in place for today and the early hours of tomorrow.
Red "risk to life" weather warning for tonight's high tide
An amber weather warning for tonight has been upgraded to red - with a possible risk to life.
Tynwald to debate rules on political interference in planning applications
Tynwald members will be asked to vote on new rules which prevent political interference until planning applications are decided.
Deep South Music Festival determined to keep Port Erin rocking
A beach music festival is exploring ways to keep live music in Port Erin, after the Bay Hotel was put up for sale.
More weather warnings in place today
Three weather warnings are in place for the Isle of Man today, including an amber warning for coastal overtopping.
Evening closures planned for Richmond Hill this week
Richmond Hill will close for four nights this week for essential work.
Three weather warnings now in place for Monday
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued one amber and two yellow warnings for Monday.
More severe gales on the way in yellow warning
Forecasters have issued a new weather warning about gusts of up to 65mph this week.
Investigation launched after attack leaves man with serious injuries
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious assault in Anagh Coar last night.
Beach hut firm assessing damage after storm
A business in the south of the Island says it's inspecting beach huts today after the were almost washed away by last night's storm.
Douglas hotel announces closure
One of the capital's best-known hotels is to close after being run by the same family for almost half a century.
Mountain Road shut until lunchtime
Police say the Mountain Road will remain shut until later today amid ongoing storms.
Mountain Road closed until Sunday
Police say part of the Mountain Road will be shut for the rest of today.
Ramsey to see storm surge flooding tonight, says amber weather warning
Forecasters have issued a fourth weather warning to come into force later.
Clocks go back tonight!
Don't forget to put your clock back an hour tonight.
Karaoke coaching could make you Queen of the Mic
If first you were afraid, you were petrified of karaoke, a business in Ramsey says it has just the thing!
Union questions role of consultants in top education job recruitment
Union leaders are calling on Chief Minister Chris Thomas to explain recruitment arrangements for the top job in the Department of Education, Sport and Culture.
Bedsit plans for promenade guesthouse
A guesthouse in Douglas could become bedsits under a new planning application.
Airport work not affecting operations
Isle of Man Airport says it may be having work done, but it's business as usual at the facility.
Hop Tu Naa scare maze opens this week
There's a chance to have spooky fun in the forest this Hop-Tu-Naa.
Punters hold farewell party as pub closes
A much-loved community pub in Douglas will close today.
Weather decimates ferry timetable
Just three of the Steam Packet's scheduled sailings will run this weekend.
Weather warnings for wind, rain and waves this weekend
Three weather warnings have been issued for today as storms are set to batter the Island later.
Police: "Thoughts are with murdered boy's family" after conviction
Police who investigated the murder of 14 year old Christopher McBurnie say his family must live with their loss every day.
Amber overtopping warning issued after earlier gales alert
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a second weather warning for the weekend.
Ghost hunters go gaga for the Gluey
Is a popular pub in Castletown a centre of paranormal activity?
Gales cancel weekend Snaefell and Douglas horse trams
Severe gale force winds means bad news for tram fans this weekend.
Teen guilty of Ramsey stabbing murder
A teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 14 year old boy by stabbing him to death in Ramsey last May.
Government says avoid glens this weekend
The government is warning you to stay out of the glens in the high winds this weekend.
Amber warning issued for dangerous 70mph winds this weekend
Forecasters have issued an amber weather warning for severe gale force winds this weekend.
Airport issues warning over possible weather disruption
Ronaldsway Airport says bad weather may mean some problems for its flights this weekend.
Sparklers banned from Maughold fireworks display
A Bonfire Night party in the north of the Island says it's banning sparklers this year.
Help needed to save beach huts from the storms
A business in the south is appealing for help to save two beach huts ahead of this weekend's storms.
Gadget Mann applies to be dissolved
A technology business based in Douglas has applied to be dissolved.
NC Oriental opens new shop in Ramsey
NC Oriental has expanded to the north of the Island with a second store.
Police share advice to stay Bright at Night
The Isle of Man Police have launched a safety campaign to help everyone as nights start to get darker.
Government says complete your census form or face prosecution
The government's warning people to fill in their outstanding census forms - or face a court appearance.
Santa's On A Bike returns to spread Christmas cheer
If you fancy some festive two-wheeled fun - and raising money for charity - one of the Island's best-loved Christmas events returns later this year.
Douglas residents urged to secure loose items ahead of storms
Douglas City Council is urging residents to take precautions and secure loose items ahead of severe weather this weekend.
New John Rhys-Davies film released today
A new comedy drama starring Kirk Michael actor John Rhys-Davies is released today.
Tynwald to appoint new committee members
Tynwald members will be kept buys next month as the court's committees get new members.
Could your warm glazed buns represent the Isle of Man?
Does your soggy bottom deserve showing to the public? You may get your chance!
Government needs new £138k a year education head
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says it's looking for a new £138,000 a year boss.
UK recruitment events for officers to join Island police
Police will be holding a series of events in the UK to tempt officers to transfer to the Isle of Man.
School websites back but other government sites still offline
The government says urgent security work means many of its websites remain offline today.
Heavy rain could bring floods, says weather warning
A yellow weather warning has been issued for heavy rain and possible flooding tomorrow.
Irish ferry sailing called off in face of weather
Two of the Steam Packet's sailings tomorrow have been called off.
10 local authority by-elections this year
Almost half the Island's local authorities will be going to the polls before the end of the year.
Joe Locke says Isle of Man will always be part of his life
Joe Locke's told GQ magazine the Isle of Man will always be a part of his life.
PokerStars Isle of Man faces uncertainty over Flutter job cuts
PokerStars' Isle of Man operation could be affected by plans to cut up to 1,400 jobs at parent company Flutter Entertainment.
Ramsey by-election date confirmed for three vacancies
Ramsey residents could soon have a chance to help shape the future of their town.
Parish says to think of the wildlife this Halloween
If you're decorating your garden for Halloween, one parish is urging you not to use fake cobwebs.
Education Minister considers audit of teachers’ qualifications
The Island's new education minister says she'll consider an audit of qualifications held by teachers from oversees.
Tomorrow's sailings at risk
A decision will be made later about an early morning ferry crossing tomorrow.
School websites offline after cybersecurity alert
A cybersecurity problem means all Island school websites are offline today.
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.
Company offers new service to grieving pet owners
A company in Port St Mary says it's considering a new service for pet owners.
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.
Get free flu vaccine to keep your toddlers safe
You're being urged to get your kids vaccinated this winter.
Douglas and Dublin sign cooperation agreement
The Island's capital will sign a new agreement with its Irish counterpart today.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Work begins on Manx National Heritage site in Castletown
A major six-month conservation project has begun in Castletown .
Last chance to nominate your community champion
It's your last chance to nominate a local community champion for the Island's capital.
Cardiology waiting times reach almost 12 months
People on the Island are waiting almost a year for cardiology outpatient appointments.
Park says goodbye to Zeus the tapir
One of the Curragh Wildlife Park's favourite residents has died.
Island's assisted dying laws get Royal Assent
The Island's assisted dying law has finally been given Royal Assent.
Steam Packet's Friday and Saturday crossings under threat
Steam Packet Company passengers may be facing a difficult weekend for travel plans.
DOI looking for 88k a year operations head
Could you face the challenge of repairing roads, responding to weather-related emergencies and making sure the Mountain Road's one-way system works in TT?
Beware of scam TV licensing emails, say officials
If you've had an email demanding money for a TV licence, all may not be as it seems!
Charity shop issues health hazard warning over bags left outside
A charity shop in the west of the Island is pleading with people not to leave bags outside when it's closed.
Home pays tribute to "sweet-natured and gentle" horse
An animal charity's paid tribute to one of its favourite residents.
3FM launches winter safety campaign for youngsters
3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
Benefits conman begs for help repaying taxpayers' £16,000
A convicted benefits fraudster is asking the public to help repay the money he conned out of the taxpayer.
Nursery celebrates becoming Beehive Douglas with Hop-tu-Naa open day
Families are being invited to get messy this Hop-tu-Naa at a free nursery open day in Douglas.
Ramsey’s ready to rule the firework world
Ramsey's fireworks display is set to light up the sky to the sounds of Take That this November.
Island residents asked to share cost-of-living experiences
How are you finding the cost of living? A market research company is surveying people to compare experiences across the Crown Dependencies.
3FM launches annual Be Safe, Be Seen campaign
3FM has launched its annual road safety campaign to make sure kids can be seen leading up to the fast approaching winter months.
Summerland campaigners return to court
Campaigners calling for fresh inquests into the Summerland disaster will be back in court today.
New Tynwald members face first sitting since election
Tynwald sits today, for the first time since the general election.
Tynwald auditor's report on government fees due in November
Tynwald's auditor general says a first report about the way the government manages fees and charges will be published next month.
Aurora to light up Manx skies tonight?
A celestial lightshow could brighten the Island's skies tonight… if clouds clear!
Summerland campaigners back in court this week
Campaigners calling for fresh inquests into the Summerland disaster will be back in court tomorrow.
More TT routes offered by airline next year
There'll be more flight options for TT visitors next year.
First Tynwald of new government tomorrow - and first protest
Campaigners will be holding a demonstration outside Tynwald tomorrow.
MHK saddened by historic Douglas pub's closure
An MHK says he hopes an historic Douglas pub, scheduled to close, has a future at the heart of the community.
Ice rink hoping to open in Nobles Park this Christmas
An ice rink could be arriving in Douglas just in time for Christmas, if planners give the green light.
New BMX track for Foxdale?
Foxdale could be getting a new BMX track.
Appointments commission needs you
The government says it's looking to appoint three people to a commission which appoints people to tribunals and public bodies.
A new exhibition has opened at the Manx Museum celebrating the Isle of Man’s 10 years as a UNESCO Biosphere.
Warning over rally work at plantations
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says contractors will be working in two beauty spots next week.
Island's hydro power comes under FOI scrutiny
Manx Utilities says it has just the one hydro power generator on the Island.
Chamber of Commerce calls for cast action from new ministers
The Chamber of Commerce is urging immediate action from government after Chief Minister Chris Thomas named his new Council of Ministers.
Lifesaving skills course offered for bikers
A new training course hopes to show bikers lifesaving skills.
Office won't comment on future of online election expenses
The Cabinet Office has refused to say whether it will publish expenses for the 2021 general election.
Padel court plans unveiled for the Nunnery
A Douglas landmark could get new wellness and sporting facilities, if planners approve a new application.
Douglas fire festival cancelled
A winter fire festival planned for the Island's capital next weekend has been called off.
The Island's new Council of Ministers has been unveiled this morning.
Patrick commissioners' mission statement almost ready
Patrick commissioners say they've come up with seven issues to include in a new mission statement.
Douglas to mark its first Oie Houney fire festival
The Island's capital will celebrate a fire festival later this month.
New chief minister "first among equals"
The government's released a video featuring the new Island's chief minister.
Online passport applications to be cheaper than paper forms
The government says you'll soon be able to apply for a passport online - and save £13 doing so.
Two runaways on tram line since last January, says Manx Electric Railway
The Manx Electric Railway says it's had two runaway incidents in the last 21 months.
Engineers fixing burst water mains in Ballasalla
A burst pipe means low water pressure or no supply at all in the south of the Island this morning.
Evening closures planned for Richmond Hill work
Part of the New Castletown Road will shut during the evenings later this month.