Isle of Man News from Wednesday, November 13th, 2024

Police say they've found a man's body in Douglas harbour.

A woman's hit out after a cruel note was left on her car while shopping.

A vigil will be held in Douglas next week for the victims of transphobic violence and discrimination.

Parents are being warned to improve their parking outside schools, with police saying people are ignoring restrictions.

The countdown is on for one of the biggest - and chilliest - fundraisers in the west of the Island.

A true-crime YouTube channel is asking people to speculate on the disappearance of a Manx artist more than 20 years ago - but it's missing one vital detail.

The Department of Infrastructure says it has fire risk assessments for government buildings in Douglas - but hasn't published them online.

An Island fuel company says its fuel prices are the lowest for more than a decade.

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The Department of Infrastructure says buses made a loss of £7 million this year.

The Department of Infrastructure is hosting an event today to explain its plans for Castletown's streets.

A woman who had to be cut from her car after a drink driving crash has been banned from the roads.

A child's bike has been stolen from a primary school on the south of the Island. 

The Island's largest local authority is updating its members' rules.

A Ramsey man has admitted trying to grow cannabis at his house.

The Island's capital city has 58 properties on a council blacklist of dilapidated, ruinous or dangerous buildings.

Three new warm spaces have been announced to help people who are struggling this winter.