Increased Police Presents For Black Eye Friday
Today is traditionally known as Black Eye Friday as it's day where businesses across the Island clock off early and hit the pubs.
Due to the expected crowds and potential rowdyness there will be an increased police presence to deal with any trouble.
Sergeant Stephen Maddocks said he hopes over time the day will lose the tag Black Eye Friday.
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