A building firm in Port Erin says it's getting back to normal after burglars broke in and set fire to its office last week.
Kennaugh & Skinner, in Athol Place, says those responsible broke in last Wednesday night or Thursday morning and stole a safe before torching the building.
But the company's taken to Facebook to say it now has a temporary office at the site and is having new phone lines and internet access installed.
It says its office in Castletown remains unaffected.
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