Isle of Man News from Monday, November 11th, 2024

A woman in Farmhill is asking people to keep their eyes open for an escaped ferret.

What has the government been doing about fuel prices?

A Ramsey business says it's been left counting the cost after a woman attacked its premises at the weekend.

Onchan commissioners say everybody who’s eligible should be able to vote this week – despite problems at the Post Office.

Police say a man who's been reported missing in the UK has links to the Isle of Man.

It's officially illegal again to let off fireworks without telling the Fire and Rescue Service.

Ramsey commissioners have apologised for a hiccup in a Remembrance service at the weekend.

Emergency work on a power cable means there'll be a speed restriction on a stretch of one of the Island's key routes this week.

The Manx Missile has announced his retirement. 

Police have renewed their search of a missing man.

Do you love the idea of working with animals and helping the community?

A woman from Liverpool has admitted trying to smuggle nearly £50,000 off the Island.

The Island will mark Armistice Day with a two minute silence later this morning.

A new row has broken out in Onchan Commissioners - this time over social media comments.

When will the government end a tax hike it described as temporary?

The National Sports Centre says people can still use its car park as roadworks take place nearby.

A nightclub in Douglas has called out a girl for stealing.

A 19 year old Douglas man accused of having £11,000 worth of cocaine will appear in court again later this month.