Isle of Man News from Wednesday, July 2nd, 2025

Hospice Isle of Man are looking for a new chief executive, with applications closing soon.

A last-minute appeal is being made for volunteer marshals to oversee the World Downhill Skateboarding Championships this weekend. 

There are plans for a new glamping and motorhome site in Douglas.

The schedule for the Classic TT and Manx Grand Prix in August has been released. 

Onchan commissioners say they need more details about plans to wear body-worn cameras at the Eastern Civic Amenity Site.

An MHK has queried whether new bus timetables will be needed if new 20mph zones are brought in around the Island.

The replica Spanish Galleon which has just arrived in Douglas will be closed to visitors today due to tidal conditions.

Tickets will go on sale on Friday after Tom Davis announced he'll perform on the Island next year.

Manx Telecom says it's putting its prices up by 3.5 per cent later this year.

A walk-in covid vaccination clinic is available at Noble's Hospital today.

Peel lifeboat was called to help a group of teenagers on paddleboards at the weekend.

Rowers have raised £3,600 for charity after taking part in Viking longboat races at the weekend.

An Island charity has submitted plans to cater for more children at an adventure play park in Douglas.

The government says it's overpaid its employees almost £3.2 million over the last five years.

Hundreds of bikers are expected to gather in Douglas this evening to honour King of the Mountain Joey Dunlop.

A mum is warning people after someone deliberately sabotaged a cycling track in Peel.

The Department of Infrastructure says it's spent more than £12,000 maintaining a hangar at the airport used for storage.

Firefighters were called out after a car caught light last night.

The Council of Ministers will move south this evening in the latest in a series of roadshow events.