A charity abseil down the TT Grandstand Tower was called off due to high winds.
83-year-old Bob Leith from Laxey was due to make the descent at 10am on Sunday to raise funds for Live At Home.
But due to safety reasons from abseiling experts, they advised him to not go ahead.
However, Jackie Bridson - Chief Executive of Live At Home has confirmed it'll be rescheduled for another date, with Bob completing the climb in memory of his wife Christine - who passed away just before Christmas last year.
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Cav back in action this weekend
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Parents get new childcare credit scheme
Tynwald has voted to replace the pre-school credit system after 12 years.
Cruise ship due in Douglas tomorrow
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Bus driver called police over drunk fisherman
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Fire at animal waste plant
Firefighters tackled a blaze at the Animal Waste Plant this morning.
