A teenager from Peel who had an "unlucky" Friday the 13th will be sentenced next month.
17-year-old Matthew Brown was arrested at Douglas Rugby Club earlier this month after damaging scaffolding signage.
He'd been drinking and socialising with friends when he kicked the three advertising boards causing £450 worth of damage.
At Douglas Courthouse this week he admitted a charge of causing damage to property - he will be sentenced on June 23rd.
Museum cafe looking for new catering operator
Manx National Heritage is seeking a new catering operator for the Manx Museum's cafe.
Roads access around Noble's question to be put to MHK next week
The House of Keys will discuss the roads around Noble's Hospital next week.
New Ramsey Town Commissioners Chairman elected
A new Chairman has been elected at Ramsey Town Commissioners.
Roisin thanks Manx public for their support
The winner of a BBC One interior design competition has thanked those on the Island for their support.
Digger blocking road in Peel
There's currently a road blocked by a digger in Peel.
Air ambulance attends to two crashes on same day
An air ambulance from Cumbria was called to assist with two vehicle crashes on the Island yesterday.
Braddan commissioners want £475k loan
Braddan Commissioners say they want to take out a 30-year loan for more than £475,000 to carry out work on properties.
Witness appeal after biker injured in crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a biker was seriously hurt in a crash yesterday.
