A former car dealer who was jailed for more than nine years after being convicted of £860,000 worth of fraud is to appeal against his sentence.
Glenn Barry Cooper admitted 21 offences of fraud and theft by falsely applying for loans and keeping money made from car sales and was jailed for nine years and 10 months in January.
He's now appealed against his sentence and will appear in court before Judge of Appeal Cross and Deemster Gough.
The hearing is due to take place on April 26.
Motorsport event appealing for marshals
A three-day motorsport event on the Island later this year is looking for marshals to help out.
Rural road's poor condition closes it for weeks
A rural road in the South of the Island has been closed for nearly a month.
50-mile Ultramarathon to launch in Island
A new charity ultramarathon will launch in the Island this summer.
Another yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a further weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
Dental practice to relocate once more
Manx Care says a dental practice is set to relocate once more this coming week.
Weather cancels two ferries today
The Steam Packet has announced it's cancelled two ferries because of bad weather today.
Douglas Harbour bridge to temporarily close overnight
The Douglas Harbour lift bridge will be temporarily closing overnight next month.
Weekly lunch club to combat loneliness
The Salvation Army's about to launch a weekly lunch club to fight loneliness and isolation around the Island.
