Isle of Man News from Thursday, January 30th, 2025
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Insurance office in Douglas could become a childcare facility
A former insurance office in the capital could become a childcare facility catering for up to 75 youngsters.
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Is it your dream to live above a pub?
If your dream is to live above a pub, you may be in luck!
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Almost four warrants issued a week for unpaid fines
New figures show almost four warrants are issued every week for unpaid fines.
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Peel Power Station damaged by Storm Eowyn
A power station in the West was damaged by violent gales last week.
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Crash at tram stop in the East of the Island
The police say there's been a crash at a tram stop in the East.
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Mountain Road reopening pushed back
The reopening of the Mountain Road has been pushed back.
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Charity looking for warden for nature reserve
An Island charity is looking for someone to help at a nature reserve in the north of the Island.
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Education Minister says taking £100k from primary schools is not a budget cut
Education Minister Daphne Caine says taking £100,000 from 32 Island primary schools to avoid a £1 million overspend is not a cut.
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Major road in Onchan will shut later today
A major road in Onchan will close for a part of today.
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Doctors accept pay offer
Doctors have officially accepted a pay offer, ending negotiations between Manx Care and the British Medical Association.
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Mountain Road closed this morning
The Mountain Road is closed this morning because of bad weather.
