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

Police have closed a road in the south of the Island as they deal with a crash there.

Bus Vannin says a service has been cancelled after a crash in the south of the Island.

If you haven't yet joined the orange army, you can now do so for this year's TT!

The government says just one in three people has a private, occupational or workplace pension.

You can't win six months free travel on public transport, according to the government's cyber-security experts.

Tynwald won't be giving Manx Care extra millions until it reveals exactly how much it needs.

An Isle of Man cheerleader who was told he could never dance has lit up Blackpool!

Chief Constable Russell Foster hasn't been asked for his views on proposed 20mph limits in all the Island's towns and villages.

Braddan Commissioners says its sections of a walking track at the Roundhouse need to close for work this week.

Commissioners in the west of the Island are urging the public to report any fly-tipping to police.

If you're thinking of standing for election to a local authority, today's the first say to get your nomination papers in.

The Island's Justice Minister says 14 teenagers were prosecuted for drugs offences in the last year.

Health and Social Care Minister Claire Christian says a strike by the Island's nurse's isn't inevitable, despite 70 per cent of union members voting in favour.

Six schools on the Island have raised almost £23,000 holding dress down days in the past three years.

Local food and drink producers will get the chance to show off their wares at a special TT event in Douglas, if planners give the green light.

Should the Island get a new underwater nature reserve?

Health Minister Claire Christian says the Island's contract with the Great North Air Ambulance Service has run out - and she doesn't know when or if there'll be a new one.

A new plaque commemorating the founder of the royal National lifeboat Institution is on show in Douglas.