Isle of Man News from Wednesday, January 8th, 2025

A charity's asking people not to feed the ducks at a pond in Douglas as it deals with a pollution incident there.

The Department of Infrastructure says routes over Snaefell will remain shut for at least another day.

Barclays is closing its branch in Ramsey.

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Firefighters say crews were called to a building in Douglas when a fire broke out in a bedroom.

Onchan commissioners say poor parking on an estate means it hasn't been able to empty bins today.

The Department of Infrastructure says its gritters are out treating road surfaces with the threat of fresh snow tonight.

The Met Office has issued a new weather warning about snow showers later.

Fire crews attended a huge blaze in Ramsey at the weekend.

Bus Vannin staff are helping to clear a road in Douglas after it closed. 

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A yellow weather warning is in place today for frost and ice. 

An Island animal charity says it's seen a huge jump in the number of birds it's being asked to look after.

The Post Office has unveiled new stamps that celebrate an international holiday. 

The Mountain Road remains shut this morning because of snow.

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