Isle of Man News from Saturday, February 22nd, 2025
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Gales spark warning, could mean ferry disruption
Ronaldsway Met Office says gales of up to 70mph are set to lash the Island tomorrow.
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Petition against double-murderer's parole nears 3,500 signatures
A petition against a double-murderer being paroled has gathered almost 3,500 signatures.
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Willaston bus shelter removed after damage during gales
Bus Vannin says it's had to remove a Douglas shelter after it was damaged by weather.
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Road closure announced for Peel fire festival return
A busy road in Peel will shut later this year as winter does battle with summer.
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No government definition of 'frontline' workers, says chief minister
What actually is a frontline worker?
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Island man films escape from Russian drones in Ukraine
A Manx man defusing bombs in Ukraine had a narrow escape from drone strikes this week.
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Newspaper says Ronaldsway fourth-worst airport in Britain for cancellations
Ronaldsway has been listed as one of the worst in the British Isles by a national newspaper.
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Manx-backed company prepares for moon launch day!
A company backed by the Isle of Man government is hoping to launch a datacentre to the moon this week.
