A Castletown woman has been fined after being caught speeding near a school.
31-year-old Holly Louise Dury, of Malew Street, was stopped by police on July 22nd.
Officers on mobile patrol outside King William's College clocked her travelling at 51mph in the 30mph zone.
At Douglas Courthouse last week she admitted the offence via Coroner's Admission.
Magistrates fined her £210 and ordered her to pay £50 in costs - her driving licence was also endorsed with five penalty points.
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