Castletown commissioners say they've closed public toilets near the town hall after an arson attack.
The local authority says a commercial bin was set alight using supplies from the nearby toilets in the latest incident in a surge in anti-social behaviour.
Police have launched an investigation, and the toilets at the town hall will be unavailable out of hours.
The commissioners have apologised for the inconvenience, and says other toilets will remain open.
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Liverpool woman allowed to return to the UK before she stands trial
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Local football club and charity 'stand together' against domestic abuse
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Fisherman fined for undersized catch
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Woman excused from court to face allegations she assaulted police
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Youngsters arrested following anti-social behaviour in Castletown
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Fire Service gets new off-road vehicles
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Just over 2,500 LoveIOM cards sold since the scheme launched
Government figures show just over 2,500 LoveIOM gifts have been sold since the scheme launched last year.
