Isle of Man News from Thursday, November 27th, 2025

The government's launched a consultation which it says will improve how public finances are scrutinised.

An MHK will push for any government reports into the Island's oil, gas and coal deposits to be published.

A charity's given a first glimpse of a new cancer centre as it prepares to open next year.

Has the government brought in any of the recommendations from the Island's review of its handling of the pandemic?

Fancy owning a real street sweeper?

The Island's chief minister met with the head of the UK's Ministry of Justice this week.

Manx athletes will be heading to India for the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

A new chain hotel planned for Douglas has applied for planning permission for illuminated signs.

Bookings are now available for one of the Island's most popular festive attractions.

The Steam Packet company says two of its sailings later this week may be at risk of disruption.

An MHK wants to know how much a government U-turn over benefits and pensions payments will cost.

The government has pointed out again it doesn't process illegal immigrants, after another Freedom of Information request on the subject.

The Department of Infrastructure doesn't currently have enough money to resurface Castletown's main streets.

A busy section of the TT course will close for two days next weekend.

New 20mph speed limits will be up for discussion when Port St Mary commissioners meet next week.

The Island could be up for a wet and windy few days, according to forecasters.

There are no plans for to paint road markings in Manx in new 20mph zones. 

The Department of Home Affairs says an exercise has simulated a major incident on the roads.