Isle of Man News from Friday, June 20th, 2025

Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says the cost of getting into the Island's historic sites is up to Manx National Heritage.

Could you run a business in the former Nurse's Home on Westmoreland Road? 

The government says it's planning changes to the way the minimum wage is calculated from next year.

Gas prices are due to rise by more than five per cent in less than a fortnight's time.

A leading UK MP has admitted the country is behind progressive nations like the Isle of Man when it comes to assisted dying.

One of Ramsey's best-known four-legged residents is being mourned after she was run over.

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is asking people to avoid Derbyhaven this morning.

If you're parking at the car park behind the Lord Street bus station, you'll need to move your car this weekend.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Tholt Y Will Road will be shut today as repair work takes place.

Benefits changes could be about to hit the self-employed in the pocket - as Tynwald prepares to discuss changing eligibility rules.

A firefighter will be doing the Parish Walk in full gear, including an oxygen tank, this weekend.

Manx Care says it's offering a safe space for non-binary people who need sexual health services.

TT organisers say they're celebrating another successful year - despite losing a number of race and practice sessions, including the Senior TT, to weather.

Commissioners in Port St Mary are appealing to the public to stop a spate of vandalism in the village.

The Department of Infrastructure says a pedestrian crossing in Laxey will be out of action until next week after someone crashed into it.

The Island's fire service is asking people to be careful with chip pans after one caused a fire in Douglas yesterday.