Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 15th, 2025

The Department of Infrastructure says it's had to extend a road closure on the Mountain.

Police say firearms officers responded to an incident in the north of the Island today.

Douglas has a new councillor today.

Police are asking people to avoid an area of Maughold this afternoon.

The Cabinet Office says it doesn't know how many government credit cards there are, but says the Treasury might.

Douglas Council is asking people not to put knives in recycling bins.

Laxey star Samantha Barks has been cast in a stage version of a hit musical movie.

Would you use an Island bullet train, if it was built?

A project to help 25 of the Island's long-term unemployed back into work has cost around £100,000.

A committee representing patients says Manx Care should properly discuss service cuts with the Department of Health and Social Care in future.

There's a chance to celebrate the end of this year's railway season next month.

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department's finished surveying education buildings around the Island.

Witnesses are being urged to contact police after a dog attacked livestock yesterday.

Onchan MHK Julie Edge wants to know how many Island-based retailers register their online sales in the UK to use Stripe for payments.

There's a chance to find out more about funding for creative projects on the Island this week.

Manx Care says it spent exactly the same amount on its 20 highest-paid doctors last year as it did in 2023.

Two Manx banknotes could fetch more than a hundred times their face value this weekend.

A Facebook page has been launched campaigning for justice for the escaped bull which was shot by police yesterday, Tuesday, October 14.

The government says it's considered getting rid of tax discs for cars, but hasn't made any decision yet.