Isle of Man News from Monday, January 6th, 2025

An Island charity is bringing back an event for kids to dress up as their favourite animal next month. 

A man who served as the Island’s Judge of Appeal for two decades has died.

The Mountain Road won’t reopen until tomorrow.

Forecasters have issued a new yellow weather warning for freezing conditions today.

Local food and drink producers will get the chance to show off their wares at a TT marketplace in Douglas this year.

Police are appealing for help finding a driver who left an unwelcome Christmas present for a motorist in Douglas.

Douglas looks set to host a music festival this summer.

Douglas Council says it's ahead of its targets for rate collections.

Two Island charities say their eyes are firmly on their next fundraising target after raising more than £10 million.

A busy road in Braddan will shut for around a month from today.

A new film starring an actor who was raised on the Island is getting rave reviews.

Ronaldsway Airport says some flights may be delayed today because of problems in the UK.

A Manx recruit with police in Manchester has been sinking his teeth into his new job - helping catch three suspected burglars in a night.

A shop in Castletown says it'll be shutting for the final time at the end of January.

Schools will open as usual today after snow yesterday.