Friday’s weather forecast
An organised band of showers at first today, but that will soon clear allowing sunny intervals will develop in the afternoon.
An organised band of showers at first today, but that will soon clear allowing sunny intervals will develop in the afternoon.
Today will become wet and windy, with rain arriving during the morning, turning heavy at times this afternoon.
Braddan Commissioners are holding a Political Surgery this Saturday at 1pm at the Roundhouse.
The Southern Swimming Pool board says assurances from the Chief Minister have been ‘undermined’ by an updated report from the Department of Education,
Port Erin Commissioners met last night and discussed a number of issues affecting the village including litter and Port Erin Day.
Dry again today with sunny intervals, although also some patchy cloud cover.
The former MHK and MLC’s funeral is set to take place at Rushen Abbey Church at midday.
The Mountain Road will be shut today to allow for the one way system to be removed and the road reinstated to two
Glen Maye could reopen to the public in September.
A campaign to improve reporting and Departmental actions with regards to oil pollution in Isle of Man harbours has been launched.
Douglas Council says it has seen an increase in recycling since its bin collections moved from weekly to fortnightly about 18 months ago.
Sunny spells and mainly dry for much of the day but with the small risk of isolated showers mainly this evening.
Cloud will gradually lower this morning with a few outbreaks of rain developing, clearing early afternoon allowing bright or sunny spells to develop.
During the TT period 37,808 passengers, including 5,488 cars or vans and 13,385 motorbikes, will have travelled to the island on the Manxman
A series of special events will be held on the Isle of Man today to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Keys to a motorbike and other personal items were in the jacket.
During a practice session at TT 2023, local resident David McAllister was working in Glen Vine when he suffered a cardiac arrest.
Sunny spells today with showers developing in the afternoon and evening after a dry morning.
Ruth Quillin-Creamer laid a poppy wreath on behalf of Port St Mary RNLI Branch.
The Isle of Man will be represented in France for the anniversary of the D-Day Landings.
Locate Isle of Man has launched its first series of Connection Events for young professionals in the Isle of Man to encourage them
Mainly dry with sunny intervals to start, then a risk of showers in the afternoon and evening.
Young sports coaches from the ‘Sure Sports Leaders Programme’ have been recognised for their contributions to promoting sports and active lifestyles among young
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture has applied for planning permission to allow campervans to stay overnight at the Wildlife Park.
Onchan Commissioners will be ‘improving’ its governance by having lead members bring forward a report each quarter about its department.
The race leathers of TT competitor Mr John McGuinness have been returned.
He was fined £665 and ordered to pay £125 in costs.