The annual Customer Service Champion competition in Douglas has been delayed due to current restrictions.
Douglas Town Centre Management says it hopes the postponement will only be 'for a few weeks'.
The competition, which usually takes place once a year, recognises those who go 'out of their way' to help residents and visitors.
Meanwhile, the organisation is thanking all frontline retail workers in the Island capital and across the Island for their hard work during these challenging times.
Employment laws among those to be discussed in Keys today
The House of Keys sits later, to discuss laws covering employment, income tax and education.
Gov launches cyber security advent calendar
The Island's Cyber Security Centre is launching its own special advent calendar this month.
Men's support group needs volunteers for new branch
A local men's support group is opening a new branch in Peel.
18 girls and 23 boys born last month
41 babies were born on the Isle of Man last month.
Bushy's stamps to celebrate milestone anniversary
A special set of stamps has been released to mark 40 years of Bushy's beer.
Government report shows population grew to 84,756
The Island's population grew to 84,756 last year - up 271 on 2023's total.
Christmas-themed 50p coins unveiled
The Isle of Man is to get six new coins to celebrate Christmas.
DOI doesn't keep track of parking fine income
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says her department doesn't track how much money is brought in from parking fines.
