Isle of Man News from Tuesday, June 24th, 2025
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Wing and a scare - raven rescued by coastguards
Coastguards in the south of the Island were called on to rescue one of the Island's symbols last night.
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Port Erin RNLI gets a new lifeboat
The southern branch of the lifeboat charity has welcomed its new fast craft to the station.
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Former Lloyds TSB in Ramsey up for sale
Could you take over a disused bank in Ramsey?
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Post halted to Iran and Israel
The Island's post office says services to Israel and Iran have been suspended.
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First grief cafe event next month
The first of a series of events to help people talk about grief and bereavement will take place in Douglas next month.
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Query over ultrasound waiting times
How long do people have to wait before they can get an ultrasound test on the island?
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Six complaints to DOI over housing in five years
The Department of Infrastructure says it's had just six complaints about the standards of its housing in five years - and three of those were from the same person.
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Ban cyclists from Mountain Road, says petition
Should cyclists be banned from the Mountain Road for their safety and that of other road users?
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Community heroes sought in Douglas
Do you know a Douglas hero? Now's your chance to have their achievements recognised!
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19 questions and two new laws for discussion in Keys
Allocation of public sector housing, the price of Steam Packet tickets and the minimum salary for workers with migrant visas will be discussed when MHKs meet later.
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Lifeboat crew called out to help boat
Port St Mary lifeboat crew went to the aid of a boat after it suffered engine failure at the weekend.
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Swimming pool cafe suspends staff member during investigation
A café in the north of the Island says it's suspended a member of kitchen staff over an allegation against one of its kitchen staff.
