Isle of Man News from Thursday, October 30th, 2025

Douglas Council has announced the last dates it'll collect garden waste this year.

Manx Utilities says it hopes the completion of cleaning works will mark the end of sewage odours on an estate in the West of the Island.

What's being done to tackle accident blackspots on the Island's roads?

The new TT schedule will be reviewed each year as part of an existing procedure, according to the enterprise minister.

No one has successfully appealed the result of a driving theory test in the past 10 years.

The Steam Packet's announced the Manxman's sailings tomorrow morning, Friday, October 31 will depart as scheduled, having previously been in doubt.

An Island firefighter will be taking part in a fitness competition whilst wearing full gear, including breathing apparatus and oxygen tank.

How many times has the Department of Infrastructure claimed money from others for property damage?

The Department of Home Affairs has welcomed the conviction of 25-year-old Sagar Joon.

Crowds have been flocking to the grand re-opening of McDonald's this morning.

How many of the 1,500 extra people in work since 2021 are on less than £25,000 per year? 

This afternoon’s Manxman sailings have been cancelled due to the incoming bad weather.

The Department of Enterprise says from November 1, parents will get stronger support with new shared parental and bereavement leave rights.

Police carried out their first roadside checkpoint last night, as part of 'Operation Uplift'.

A special concert will be held to mark the 80th anniversary of WWII next month. 

The Isle of Man Airport's asking people to let the Civil Aviation Administration know about their firework displays. 

There are currently 89,519 untaxed vehicles on the Island.