Isle of Man News from Tuesday, September 23rd, 2025

An epic guitar gig in Peel later this week will raise money for charity.

The Council of Ministers is looking for two members of the public to join the Appointments Commission.

Over 70% of passengers have been satisfied with the airport service so far this year, according to Ronaldsway's interim director.

FC Isle of Man has confirmed manager Paul Jones is stepping down with immediate effect.

The Birchall brothers' racing team says they didn't have the weekend they were hoping for after their sidecar found itself upside down. 

Could you volunteer with a men's mental health support group setting up down South?

Police are appealing to the public for information after tools were stolen from a garden shed in Onchan. 

Pro-Palestine campaigners have been holding a protest at the Comis Hotel for the first day of the government conference. 

A Christmas tree farm in the North says it won't be able to sell small, locally grown trees this year and needs to import them.

Ramsey Commissioners says there has been a sharp rise in criminal damage.

An MHK is questioning whether the government is doing enough to ease the cost of school uniforms for families.

The Isle of Man Government is to establish a National Office for AI Development and Regulation.

The Isle of Man Government Conference starts today, focusing on issues affecting the Island's future.

Parking disruptions are expected at Noble's Hospital this week, due to the delivery of a mobile MRI scanner.

A cafe in the north of the Island has announced it's reopening.

The government's released its new transport strategy for the future, with its main focus being sustainable travel.

Firefighters were called to a fire in Ballasalla yesterday evening.

A pub set up in a Kirk Michael shed has won a UK-wide award. 

Onchan Commissioners plan on closing a recycling site this week.