Castletown commissioners have hit out after public toilets were vandalised this week.
Someone damaged the facilities in the town last night, sparking a sharp response from the local authority.
In a post on Facebook, it says the damage costs ratepayers money - earned by mums and dads.
And it adds it's disappointed to see the vandalism, asking those responsible to take pride in their town.
Fuel tax set to rise three times over coming months
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Tributes paid to former construction firm head
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Spring vaccination programme launched
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UK gives go-ahead to Manx Telecom takeover
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Nearly £15k paid out in compensation for lost mail
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Big motorbike show for the North coming up
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MHK asks if there are plans to change driving licences
Are there any plans to adopt graduated driving licences on the Island?
2026 Southern 100 schedule announced
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