Isle of Man News from Monday, March 31st, 2025
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Stopping Parentcraft classes not ideal says Health Minister
Health Minister Claire Christian says the way Parentcraft classes were ended wasn't ideal.
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Pop-up bar in Peel applies for alcohol licence
A planned Ibiza-style bar for the Sunset City this summer will find out if it's been granted an alcohol licence next month.
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Baby heron looking for food
A charity is asking for donations of fish to help feed a baby heron.
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Stiff competition expected at Woody open
A tennis club in the south of the Island says it's going back to the good old days for its next event.
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Computer problems plaguing Manx Care
Manx Care says computer troubles may mean delays to appointments, test results and prescriptions today.
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MHKs to lose free parking from May
Tynwald members have just one month left of free parking - before they'll have to stump up for it.
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Pastor accuses Treasury Minister of doing Satan's bidding over assisted dying
A Baptist pastor from Peel has accused Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson of carrying out Satan's will after assisted dying laws passed through Tynwald.
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Island has world's sixth-lowest crime rate, says study
The Isle of Man is the sixth-safest place in the world to live, it's been revealed.
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Heysham ferry passengers facing delays because of tides
The Steam Packet company says tidal conditions in Douglas mean long delays for some passengers today.
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Appeal to parents amid arson and vandalism spate
Police are asking parents to keep tabs on their children after a spate of vandalism and arson in the South of the Island.
