Isle of Man News from Tuesday, January 7th, 2025

Malew commissioners are appealing for help tracing someone who dumped Christmas trees in a car park.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning about icy conditions for the rest of this week.

Police are asking drivers to avoid Peel Road in Douglas this evening because of a fire.

The government says public sector rents will be going up by five per cent this year.

The life and works of a Manx artist will be celebrated in a new exhibition.

A Douglas road due to reopen soon after a six-week closure will now remain closed for another two months.

Tesco says people in the Isle of Man racked up the most Clubcard points over the past year - beating off competition from across the UK.

The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will remain shut until at least tomorrow.

A Douglas councillor says taxing empty shops would be the simplest way to help the Island's ailing retailers.

One of Peel's best-known shops is having a closing down sale as it prepares to shut.

The Island's information commissioner has backed Garff Commissioners after the local authority refused to hand over specific details about staff salaries.

Fire crews cut a driver from their vehicle this morning after it crashed and landed on its side.

You only have a couple of days left to put your name forwards to run in this years Legislative Council election.

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

Treasury says more than £1.6 million on unclaimed money's been paid out to charity this year.

The government's urging parents to enrol their children for school.

A person was injured in a crash in Onchan last night. 

The Police are asking people to drive carefully today because of wintry weather conditions.