Isle of Man News from Monday, September 15th, 2025

Planning permission has been granted for a new supermarket in Port Erin.

Time's running out apply for energy efficiency grants from the government.

Are unemployed people from off the Island being put up in hotels and other accommodation?

Singer Paloma Faith will be speaking at the Gaiety Theatre tonight. 

A student in the UK studying a PhD has launched a study about the Manx language.

Has the government given any consideration to paying off the student debt of Manx Care employees? 

Police have named a man who died after a crash at Devil’s Elbow over the weekend. 

The Steam Packet Company says it's called off another two sailings today.

Bus Vannin says a road closure in the west means services will be rerouted for much of today.

A road closure in the west of the Island is set to run for another week.

Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man caught on CCTV.

Two customers have refused to have smart electricity meters digitally connected - but will pay more for the privilege.

There's a chance to find out if you have what it takes to be a firefighter this evening.

Ramsey residents are being urged to report potholes in the town's roads during a special campaign this month.

Only two in five driving tests results in a pass, according to the Island's infrastructure minister.

Five government departments are already running more than £16 million over budget this year.

Five weeks of roadworks get underway on the Mountain Road later.

A busy road in Braddan has a temporary one-way system during roadworks this week. 

Two ferry sailings have been cancelled this morning, with more at risk because of weather conditions.