Isle of Man News from Saturday, January 11th, 2025

Police say a man in Ramsey has come forward to return £300 after a woman lost her wages.

The Steam Packet Company is warning of possible disruption to services because of strong winds.

The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people not to dump oil down drains after an incident in Douglas.

Manx Care says data protection means it can't say how much medical directors have cost since 2019.

Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson says the Manxman cancelled 7.1 per cent of her sailings last year, compared to 2.8 per cent for the Manannan and 1.3 per cent for the Ben My Chree.

The Island is marking the 25th anniversary of the Solway Harvester tragedy today.

Manx Care says there's a chance to get your flu and covid vaccines at a series of walk-in sessions this month.

What do you think makes the Island Manx? A new survey is trying to find out about the Manx sense of national identity.

Could Ramsey's ratepayers start contributing towards the Eastern Civic Amenity site?

The Island's Civil Aviation Administration is asking for people's views about ground handling procedures and practices at Ronaldsway Airport.

Housing and Communities Board chair David Ashford MHK says he doesn't know how many affordable homes planned by the government will be public sector housing.

A store in Douglas could be getting new signs as part of a facelift.

Today marks 25 years since one of the Island's worst ever fishing tragedies.

A yellow weather warning remains in place this morning for ice.