A business in the south of the Island has hit back after rumours it's closing down.
Port Erin Beach Huts took to social media to say the gossip simply isn't true.
The company, which hires huts in Port Erin and Peel, says it is selling off some of its older huts to save storage space, but it isn't closing.
On Facebook, it says it's open until the end of October and is looking forward to returning next year for the start of the 2025 season.
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