Six Manx companies from the Island have been fined for not paying National Insurance on time.
Fenton Campbell Butchers of Douglas admitted three offences; Brookfield Consultants of St Johns and Full Color Games of Douglas admitted two offences.
Manx Drain Surveys of Laxey, and Douglas-based Miracles and Spartan Services all admitted one offence.
All of the companies faced charges at Douglas Magistrates court last week and were fined a total of £1,000 and each ordered to pay £125 costs.
Mountain Road to remain closed for much of tonight
Police say the Mountain Road will be shut until around 11pm.
Expanded Superdrug opens next week!
A city centre store in Douglas says it's looking forward to doubling in size when it opens next week.
No-fly zone for Red Arrows TT display
Trying to join in with the Red Arrows this TT could see you spending five years in jail.
Douglas prom re-opens after crash
Police say part of Douglas has now re-opened following a crash this morning.
New bar and restaurant to open this weekend
The Island's newest bar and restaurant will throw open its doors this weekend.
Over £30k paid out for pothole damage since 2023
A total of 48 claims were made for damage from potholes in the past year.
Rapist to appeal his sentence this week
A rapist who was jailed for almost 19 years after carrying out a sustained attack on a woman is to appeal his sentence.
Horse trams suspended by promenade crash
Douglas Bay Horse Tramway says it's suspended tram services until further notice because of a crash this morning.
