Isle of Man News from Tuesday, October 28th, 2025

The company which planned to drill for gas off the Island's northeast coast still owes the government £22,363.

The Department of Infrastructure says contractors need more time to carry out work at the Liverpool ferry terminal. 

The Department of Infrastructure has 53 employment tribunals outstanding, according to Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford.

Questions were raised in the House of Keys this morning about the proposed free period products bill.

A major road in Ramsey which has been shut for works will be reopening early this afternoon.

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Arbory and Rushen Commissioners are appealing to the public to help identify a fly-tipper.

A local animal charity is sharing advice on how to keep pets safe and calm this fireworks night.

Manx Care's introducing a new translation machine which it calls an 'interpreter on wheels'.

The Steam Packet company says it's worried about how many Freedom of Information requests it would get, if it had to answer them in future.

Vintage TT trophies are being sold on Ebay for £5,000 each.

A failed TT merchandise company still owes the government a total of £124,273.

The Department of Health and Social Care's published its assessment of how Manx Care performed this year.

The House of Keys is due to sit this morning with 22 questions on the order paper.

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The police are launching their annual campaign of winter car checks.

Bus Vannin's set to introduce six new double-decker buses, as it retires ones which are up to 14 years old.