Isle of Man News from Friday, April 4th, 2025

A spring coronavirus vaccination programme is due to start next week.

The government says while it discourages employees bringing pets to work, it doesn't have a policy on emotional support animals.

There's a chance to find out about a possible new look for a park in the south of the Island.

How much did minimum wage workers pay into government coffers last year?

The multimillionaire head of a former trust company that went into liquidation could be declared bankrupt this summer.

Commissioners in Onchan say they're sad to see the end of community police drop-in sessions for the village.

Manx Utilities says it's taking on a big project on a dam near South Barrule.

Peel will get a new housing estate of more than 90 homes after planners approved proposals from developer Dandara.

One of the UK's biggest country bands have announced they're playing the Isle of Man this summer.

A woman in the west of the Island has hit out after a loose dog killed one of her birds.

Castletown commissioners are asking tenants not to panic if it looks like their rent hasn't been paid.

Police say they are aware of a rental scam currently circulating on Facebook.

The Parish Walk wants to go greener by reducing carbon emissions.

What's going to happen to the former Chester Street vaccination centre?

Where are your children? They are your responsibility say police.

The Island's lifeboats had one of their busiest years in 2024, with crews launching 40 times.

Passengers who pay by cash to travel to the Island aren't being investigated, according to Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson.