Isle of Man News from Monday, June 23rd, 2025

The number of passengers using Ronaldsway Airport has fallen by two per cent in the last year, according to the latest government figures.

The Tholt Y Will Road will remain closed overnight as roadwork repairs continue. 

A firefighter wearing 15kg of equipment made it all the way to the Sloc in the Parish Walk over the weekend.

Does the government need to change the law around public sector housing rules?

Investigators have begun work inspecting a Manx-owned yacht which sank last year, claiming seven lives, after it was raised from the sea floor at the weekend.

Will anyone lose access to the internet when the Island's copper network is switched off in four years?

An online petition to save a Douglas café has seen more than 200 supporters since it launched yesterday.

Manx actor and singer Samantha Barks has welcomed her second child.

There'll be another drop-in session to discuss the Island's proposed new 20mph zones this week.

The Island's Fire and Rescue Service is reminding people to make sure they don't start wildfires this summer.

The Department of Infrastructure says part of the Old Castletown Road will shut later today.

An MHK from the south of the Island will ask about the costs of buying ferry tickets in person compared to online.

Cranstal Road in Bride will shut later this week for work.

Ronaldsway Airport says drivers paid almost £400,000 in parking tickets last year, but more than 25 per cent remain outstanding..