Isle of Man News from Friday, February 21st, 2025
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Farming union handing out free signs
A farming union on the Island is handing out free information signs.
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Weather warning issued for severe gales on Sunday
A yellow weather warning has been issued for severe gales on Sunday.
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Police dealt with motorists jumping red lights
The police says it’s dealt with a number of motorist have jumped red lights near roadworks.
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Onchan MHK gets apology from Manx Care
Manx Care's apologised to an MHK after criticising comments she made in Tynwald this week.
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TT bridge-building to shut road in May
A road in Douglas will close in early May while a TT landmark is put up.
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999 centre plagued by child's 'toy' phone calls
Don't give children working mobiles to play with!
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Winds causing problems at airport
Ronaldsway airport says a number of flights are being affected by gales today.
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Unopened toilets means Ramsey loos-ing out, says commissioner
A Ramsey commissioner has hit out at Tesco over the toilets at its Bowring Road store.
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Airline needed to fill easyJet gaps, says minister
The Enterprise Minister says it's essential to find a new airline to cover flights after easyJet reduced its summer schedule.
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Manx pound notes on sale - for up to £120!
If you've hung onto £1 for almost a century, your investment could see a return of almost 12,000 per cent this weekend!
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Neonatal unit cots halved in 2022 because of staff shortages
Health Minister Claire Christian says staff shortages has seen the number of cots at the neonatal unit halve since 2022.
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Views wanted on Roundhouse parking restrictions
Braddan Commissioners say they want to bring in parking restrictions at the Roundhouse.
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Council accepts offer for Lord Street flats
Douglas Council says it's accepted an offer to buy landmark flats in the centre of the capital.
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Gales pose threat to ferry services this weekend
The Steam Packet Company says a weekend of gale force winds may affect sailings on Sunday and Monday.
