Isle of Man News from Wednesday, February 5th, 2025

The A1 Peel to Douglas road has been closed because of a crash.

The Department of Education, Sports and Culture says changes to swimming lessons will save it £80,000 a year.

Tickets have gone on sale for the island's biggest beer event!

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a weather warning that runs from tonight until tomorrow morning.

If a career with the police appeals to you, there's a chance to find out more next week.

Patrick's rates are rising - but by less than the rate of inflation.

Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he hasn't been involved in pay negotiations with the Island's doctors.

Two rapists serving lengthy sentences after attacking a teenage girl in a Douglas flat will appear in court later this year to appeal their convictions and sentences.

The Police say there have been serious injuries at a crash in Peel.

Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he's hopeful a way can be found to pay benefits in cash - as people move to payments into their bank accounts.

Two people from London are standing trial in the UK after police found more than £10,000 in Manx notes in their car.

One in eight people on the Island say they don't get sufficient heating, according to a government survey published this week.

Horse trams in Douglas will run a reduced service during the Island's largest motorsport festival this year.

The Steam Packet Company says disruption to its sailings continues today.

Are these your baby's precious handprints?

Workers from the Isle of Man will be on their way home today after helping battle the aftermath of Storm Eowyn in Ireland.