Isle of Man News from Wednesday, March 26th, 2025

The Department of Infrastructure says roadworks are needed at the Quarterbridge roundabout in April.

Prospect Trade Union is calling for an immediate payment of 4% for Public Sector Workers.

After a spectacular aurora show last night, you may be disappointed by the weather this evening.

The Department of Infrastructure says it needs more time to complete work on a stretch of the TT course.

A charity's asking people to help out a seagull with a broken wing in the north of the Island.

Douglas Council is urging pet owners to clean up after their pets.

Firefighters were called to a shed fire in Mount Rule this morning.

The chair of Manx Utilities says putting up wind turbines would mean cutting down trees.

Chief Minister Alf Cannan says it's difficult to say if the end of NHS England will have an effect here.

A long-delayed report about the government workforce shows a net gain of 140 workers over the past two years.

An Island charity is giving people the chance to find out how party drug Ketamine affects their children.

Would you like your business to be able to sell on one of the leading craft and handmade goods markets online?

The number of children accepted to schools despite living outside the catchment area has risen by more than 20 per cent in a year.

There's just one day left to get your comments about a development blueprint for the west and north.

Firefighters are asking people to park better after poorly-parked cars delayed its response to a 999 call.

Douglas Council is warning people to brush up on their election law or face being prosecuted.

Wellwishers have been hoping for a speedy recovery for one of the TT's best-known figures.

Police say they'll have an increased presence around Palace Road in Douglas today.

Today's the day to get your nomination in if you want to stand for election to your local authority this year.