A Colby woman has appeared in court over an alleged benefits fraud which took place over the course of a decade.
Deborah Dalgarno of Ballacry Park was excused attending when her case was called by magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.
She's charged with five counts of making false representations to obtain benefits and two of failing to inform benefits authorities about changes in her circumstances.
She was bailed to appear in court again on March 4.
Baby ape gibbon her new name
A newborn ape at the Wildlife Park has been given a name after a public vote.
Cruise ship due to stop at Calf later
A cruise ship will visit the south of the Island this evening.
Domestic abuse accused 'threatened to chop up dog'
A man has denied subjecting his ex-partner to a reign of terror with regular beatings and threatening to chop up her dog.
DOI has more than 400 car parking spaces for government workers
The Department of Infrastructure says it has more than 400 car parking spaces for government workers.
Peel Trident for sale - with £99k price tag!
An original Manx-made car from the 1960s is up for sale in the UK - at an eyewatering price.
Scammers impersonate Island's financial overseer
The Island's financial regulator is warning scammers are trying to impersonate it in an attempt to defraud companies.
Parcel contract 'confidential', says Post Office chair
Problems with parcel deliveries can't be discussed by the Post Office - because of commercial confidentiality.
Pilot accused of planting camera in woman's bedroom
An airline pilot is accused of hiding a camera in a woman's bedroom without her knowledge.
