Isle of Man News from Wednesday, February 19th, 2025

A farming union on the Island has a request for people who are out in the countryside. 

An Island student working on her dissertation is asking for your views on the Island's sewage disposal.

A new healthy eating deli is set to open in the Island's capital next month.

A private clinic in Ramsey says it would open for those who can't afford private healthcare - if it gets planning permission.

There's less than a week left to get on the Island's electoral register if you want to stand in local authority elections this year.

An Island charity is inviting you to dine into the unknown.

Manx Care will be updating its health visiting service for children aged up to five.

The Island's education minister has refused to reveal shortcomings found during school inspections.

A woman from the UK is appealing for help tracing a Manx couple who may have the last ever picture of her beloved pet.

Tesco says it'll give away £1,000 to a local charity to mark the opening of its latest store.

A pay settlement with doctors backdated to April 2023 will cost the Island more than £6 million for the last two years, according to Health Minister Claire Christian.

The Department of Health and Social Care says it can't say how much refugees sent here by the UK government cost the Manx taxpayer - because the information doesn't exist.

Police are urging a driver to do the right thing after an incident in the south of the Island.

A yellow weather warning is in place this morning, with motorists warned about icy patches on roads.