Isle of Man News from Thursday, October 9th, 2025

Manx Care says a ward at Ramsey Cottage Hospital will shut for a month as it calls in pest control.

A Peel commissioner is appealing for help after seeing a driver deliberately kill a baby seagull.

The Department of Infrastructure says it can't reveal how many repairs, complaints and incidents there have been on North Quay in Douglas because it's personal information.

Two student artists have been left disappointed after their work was found "unsuitable" for display at Noble's Hospital in a prestigious contest.

The Island's capital could be getting a quieter fireworks display next year.

A Douglas company which was one of the UK's largest care home providers will hold a meeting later this month to wind up its affairs.

Over 630 people have signed a petition against the government's Regulation of Health and Social Care Bill. 

A wildlife charity has warned the public not to approach baby seals following an incident in the south of the Island yesterday.

The first Tynwald order paper of the new political year has been released, outlining 48 topics for discussion. 

A new video shows hope being delivered to those missing their favourite fast food.

The government's inviting food businesses to its last safety workshop of the year. 

A café in the south of the Island says it needs you.

The Department of Infrastructure says Storm Amy brought significant challenges to the island, prompting a swift response from various services.

More people on the Island believe the government needs to do more to curb vaping rather than smoking, according to new research.

An Island charity needs help naming a baby seal.

The Treasury Minister says more than £23 million has been allocated to support the Island's affordable housing goals.

Police have charged a man with attempted murder following a series of violent incidents in the north of the Island.