Isle of Man News from Saturday, February 15th, 2025

The government says a pilot scheme that trains Barbers to spot the signs of bad mental health was a huge success. 

Manx Care has announced series of vaccination clinics for flu and RSV.

An MHK is going to ask why ferry sailings last month didn't operate over a specific date.

An Island company is running a series of sessions that focuses on teaching mums how to use technology. 

Part of the TT course in the west of the Island will have a temporary speed limit and traffic lights next week.

Should cigarettes be banned for anyone born after 2008?

Manx Care is reassuring patients after concerns online about their continence service. 

A busy junction in Laxey will have temporary traffic lights next week as the Department of Infrastructure carries out work.

The Infrastructure Minister has high praise for traffic measures in St Marks. 

Tynwald members will vote on revised minimum wage plans when they sit later next week.

Bus Vannin has updated its Find My Bus app after users found problems.

There are no plans to hire an empty properties officer at present, according to the chair of the government's Housing and Communities Board.

A newly-formed skateboarding club is offering free lessons for girls.

Children from an Island school say they have been told to kill themselves in online chat forums.