Isle of Man News from Monday, March 24th, 2025

The government's chief executive Andy Ralphs has announced he's stepping down.

Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford says a new organ donation system for the Island needs to be 'right, not rushed'.

Lili and Oliver have been revealed as the Island's most popular baby names for 2024!

Police are appealing for help tracing a blue VW Golf after an incident earlier.

An ice cream van says it's marking the official start of Spring as it begins its rounds again this week.

Legislative Council members are to hear evidence about the possible effects of getting rid of 1p, 2p and 5p coins when they sit this week.

A company has dropped plans to create a new childcare facility with up to 75 places.

Ballasalla gets its newest convenience shop today.

A former shop in Douglas could become a new health centre under plans submitted to the government.

Legislative Council will debate the Island's assisted dying laws again tomorrow.

An Island bar and club has applied to open earlier so it can serve breakfast.

An Island charity has launched an event to remember loved ones.

Education minister Daphne Caine will face questions about facilities about the Island's college campus this week.

The Island's health minister says no new productivity benchmarks have been assigned to doctors following an inflation-busting pay rise.

Will building a wind turbine at Earystane involve felling trees?