Police are appealing for information after vandals targeted a church in Onchan.
The incident happened between Thursday, March 29 and Tuesday, April 3.
Those responsible damaged the entrance door of the grotto of St Anthony's Church on Ridgeway road in Onchan.
Officers say they don't know who caused the damage, or what time it happened but are asking any witnesses to come forward.
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Figures show inflation has spiked
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MHK's school Xmas Carol ban claim 'baffling'
Education Minister Daphne Caine says her department is baffled by allegations Christmas carols were banned by schools this year.
More than £5 million spent on government expenses since 2020, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the government spent more than £5.2 million on expenses and mileage over the last five years.
Airport hosting emergency exercise today
There's no need to worry if you notice the emergency services at the airport today.
Appeal for information after teenager's memorial bench destroyed
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Salvation Army helped 1,800 struggling people over Xmas
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Police inviting people to hand guns in
The police have announced they're holding a weapons amnesty.
