We understand that the video is already in the public domain, but we are asking people not to speculate' The Isle of Man Constabulary is appealing for people 'not to speculate or draw conclusions ...

A sixth candidate has announced their plans to stand in Rushen in September's General Election. Mark Kemp says the Isle of Man 'needs new blood in the Keys' and that he aims to help 'reclaim our ...

Thomas Tuchel's side to face-off against co-hosts at 1am Some pubs on the Island will be staying open later than usual this evening (5 July) ahead of England’s latest game in the World Cup. They are ...

The Island's first standalone National Risk Assessment on Proliferation Financing has been published. Proliferation Financing covers the raising, moving or use of funds or services to support the ...

Douglas Council says it is planning to install temporary play area in the Marine Gardens whilst it waits for an extension of the new sea defence wall on the promenade. The local authority agreed to ...

A third candidate has announced their plans to stand in Douglas North in September's General Election. Peter Washington has served as a councillor for the area since 2021, and has previously spent 21 ...

Isle of Man cyclist, Matthew Bostock says he's had a 'great season' so far in 2026. The Manxman has impressed both on the roads with Rapha Cycling Club and on the track representing Great Britain in ...

Manx National Heritage says the installation 'demonstrates how relatively small interventions can make a meaningful contribution to wildlife conservation while preserving and enhancing the built ...

The treasury minister says a bill designed to tackle a number issues with rates will be revisited after this year's election. The Rating and Valuation (Amendment) Bill received its first and second ...

The annual Southern 100 Memorial Service takes place today ahead of the 2026 races starting next week. Now in its 13th year, the event will involve a memorial ride-out covering two laps of the Billown ...

Ged Power wants to see more done to maintain walking routes on the Island A member of the Island's tourism sector is asking whether more could be done to improve maintenance on the Island's footpaths.

A charity has said it's 'really special' that a historical piece of furniture has returned to the Island. The Centre for WW1 Internment at Knockaloe has been donated a sideboard designed by Scottish ...