Port St Mary RNLI joined forces with the Royal Air Force today for a training exercise. A Jupiter helicopter from RAF Valley in Anglesey worked with the lifeboat team to practice dropping a crew ...

A Ramsey man has been ordered to pay £750 in compensation after lashing out at a police officer and causing a ‘nasty injury’ to their finger. Conor Odin Garaty, of Summerland, was arrested in the ...

An Onchan MHK claims to have identified a flaw in plans to provide affordable housing on the Isle of Man. It comes after government made a commitment to build or facilitate 1,000 new affordable homes ...

Police have confirmed they’ve found a teenager who they were searching for ‘safe and well’. The 16-year-old had been missing from the Castletown area since 9pm last night (11 December). His parents ...

The lifespan of the Heysham 2 nuclear power plant is to be extended for two years until 2030. The facility at the port of Heysham in Lancashire was scheduled to cease production in 2028. Meanwhile the ...

A fundraising campaign has been launched to support a Manx Grand Prix rider injured at this year's event. Chris Moffitt was involved in a serious incident at Ballacrye during the second lap of the ...

Kian Levick is 16 and has been missing from the Castletown area since 9pm last night (11 December). His parents have also appealed on social media for anyone who has seen him or knows where he is to ...

A 96-year-old man from Douglas has handed over hundreds of pounds of donations to the Queen's Pier Restoration Trust after completing a mammoth walking challenge. Vincent Watkins has walked to all of ...

A Douglas man has been further disqualified from driving after being caught behind the wheel of a van whilst over the limit for cocaine. Lee Joseph Bargh, of Falcon Cliff Terrace, was stopped by ...

Date and venue changes have been made to the respective fights this weekend for Isle of Man professional boxers Jade Burden and Jamie Devine. Both were due to fight this Sunday (15 December) at the ...

Don’t let fire ruin your Christmas. That’s the message from the Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service this festive season. It says it’s important to be extra vigilant as the number of hazards increases.

Children, adults and even live animals will be performing a nativity on North Quay in Douglas this evening (12 December). 'Christmas Live' takes place alongside late night shopping in the Island's ...