Isle of Man News from Thursday, February 20th, 2025

An airline is offering free changes to flights in the face of bad weather. 

Two ferry sailings have been called off because of bad weather.

Douglas City Council says it has accepted an offer for a landmark site in the heart of the capital.

Road markings on a busy Onchan road are due to be repainted this year.

The government has announced new rules that would mean you won't have to apply for planning permission on some home improvement projects. 

The Steam Packet Company says the Manxman will sail to Liverpool tomorrow instead of Heysham.

A weather warning has been issued for tomorrow as winds could reach up to 60mph. 

Manx Telecom says it's working on problems with its email system.

Manx Care's hit out at an MHK for making what it describes as "factually inaccurate" statements in Tynwald this week.

Roadworks will continue for an extra week on a busy main road in Douglas.

Manx Utilities has confirmed its smart meter app is unavailable this morning.

A Douglas MHK is asking if the government will overturn the original inquests into the Summerland disaster.

Can you help a man from Ramsey whose son was badly injured in a fire in the UK?

The Steam Packet company says sailings tonight and tomorrow could be at risk of disruption.

Island nurses are to be balloted about possible future industrial action over pay.

Smartmeter users say they're having difficulties using the Manx Utilities mobile app this morning.

The Education Minister says she is grateful to schools for cutting costs after a predicted overspend in her department's budget.