A man from Douglas who admitted failing to provide a breath specimen to police will be sentenced in March.
Robert Kumor of Empire Terrace changed his plea when he appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Jayne Hughes this week.
The court heard he'd failed to give a specimen on April 17 last year at police headquarters.
Kumor was bailed in the sum of £500 and will appear for sentencing on Thursday, March 8.
No complaints about car insurance in UK, says minister
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says he hasn't seen any complaints about cars only being insured for the UK for a set number of days.
Quarries closed to bikes because of health and safety
The Department of Infrastructure says it's closed its quarries to trial bikes after a health and safety review.
Bin service urges people to stop tossing batteries
Stop throwing batteries in your wheelie bin!
TT course road closure causing bus diversions today
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MHK queries government worker expenses
How much have government workers been paid for expenses, mileage, meals and redundancy since 2020?
Steam Packet sailings delayed tonight
The Steam Packet Company says two of its crossings tonight are facing delays.
PPE Medpro put into liquidation
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Part of TT course closed tomorrow
A section of the TT course in the west will close for much of tomorrow.
