Campaigners hoping for the return of a bus service to an Island beauty spot will be hosting a coffee morning later this month.
The event takes place at the Methodist Church Hall on Station Road in Port Erin on Monday, April 28 from 11am.
Organisers say they want the return of the bus service to Cregneash, scrapped by the Department of Infrastructure in 2023.
They say the event is free and all are welcome to attend.
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