Isle of Man News from Wednesday, October 16th, 2024
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Three UK sex offenders moved to IOM in past five years
Police say three sex offenders from the UK have moved to the island in the last five years.
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Cafe 'disgusted' at removal of parking spaces
A café in Douglas has hit out after parking spaces were removed outside it.
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Staffing means horse trams suspended
Horse trams in Douglas have been suspended this morning.
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Fuel spill shuts Mountain Road
Police have closed part of the Mountain Road after a fuel spill.
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£30k spent on ministers offices since 2021
The government's spent more than £30,000 improving ministers' offices in the past three years.
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Watch Manxman berthing in Liverpool
A Liverpool Youtuber has captured the moment the Manxman docked at the new ferry terminal on Merseyside for the first time.
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Fewer flights but more passengers at airport
Ronaldsway Airport says it's seen fewer flights this year, but more passengers.
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'All Onchan commissioners guilty of poor conduct', says chair
Are all Onchan commissioners as bad as each other?
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Wildlife Trust announces import-ant find
Manx Wildlife Trust says a new species of ant has been found on the Island.
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More than 20 bus services face cancellation today
Bus Vannin says more than 20 of its services may be called off today.
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Care funding questions raised in Tynwald
The Island's Treasury minister says he'll look again at how much people have to pay for care after questions in Tynwald.
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Company amends 14-storey Lord Street plans
A developer's submitted updated plans for flats, offices and a multiplex cinema in central Douglas.
