Isle of Man News from Tuesday, February 4th, 2025

A former beauty bar and art gallery could become an adult gaming centre - if planners approve new proposals.

Will a TT documentary bring a boost in TT visitor numbers this year?

Residents in Malew won't be facing a rates rise this year.

The Island's health minister says the government has found more cash for Manx Care after it revealed it was ready to cut back on Island operations.

Nobles Hospital is making its toilets more accessible.

The Steam Packet Company has announced it is huge disruptions to ferries over the coming days because of tides.

The minimum wage won't be rising to £13.05 an hour this October, after the Department for Enterprise and Treasury changed their minds.

A TV documentary tonight will tell the story of a Manx woman's murder.

Tesco says its Island stores won't be included in a money-saving scheme being offered in the UK.

A Douglas man is pleading for the public's help to bring his dad back from the Far East after a stroke abroad. 

Isle of Man Post Office says it's been forced to suspend a delivery guarantee.

A busy road in Douglas will be shut for a second week as Manx Utilities tries to fix power problems.

A worker's been awarded almost £2,500 from a Chinese restaurant in Douglas after a tribunal heard he hadn't been paid wages he was owed.

Ferry sailings today and tomorrow have been disrupted by tidal conditions in Heysham.

A woman from Peel's hit out after a dog attack killed a chicken - for the second time in weeks.

The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close a road today as the clean-up following Storm Eowyn continues.

Members of the House of Keys will discuss the future of healthcare when they meet later this morning.