Isle of Man News from Tuesday, April 15th, 2025
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Make our staff grate again, says charity!
An Island animal charity is asking people not to feed treats directly to its residents.
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Castletown commissioners disavow Market Square reopening
Castletown commissioners say they won't be responsible for any incidents should the government reopen the town square.
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Tin bath race entries open!
Entries are open for one of the Island's most unusual sporting events.
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DEFA planning upgrades to Archallagan after timber harvesting
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says timber harvesting at an Island plantation will continue for the next three months.
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Bad weather delays TT roadworks
Two sets of roadworks near the TT course have been rescheduled by the Department of Infrastructure.
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MHK asks about government's MOT progress
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says MOTs aren't being considered by the government.
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New dog byelaws for Jurby?
Jurby Commissioners say they want your opinions on new byelaws about dogs in the parish.
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Half of entrepreneur immigrants turned down, says department
The Department for Enterprise says almost half of business immigrants asking for its backing are turned down.
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Part of Douglas road closed tonight
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close part of the New Castletown Road this evening.
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Drunkenness and antisocial behaviour blight Port Erin
Police in the south of the Island are urging people to report drunkenness and bad behaviour in Port Erin.
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Island golfers 'putt' others to shame!
The Island's golfers are the best - and that's official!
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Postal voting deadline approaches
Time's running out to submit applications in for postal votes in this month's local elections.
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Could you be a TT street angel?
An Island charity that makes sure everybody makes it home safely at night is asking for volunteers.
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Egg-throwing 'causes misery' say police
Police in Ramsey are asking witnesses to come forward after anti-social behaviour last night.
