An investigation has been launched after cracks were found in the red concrete laid down on Douglas Promenade.
The government confirmed Auldyn Construction has reported the issue on the surface being used between the rail tracks on Central Promenade.
Officials added the material which is alongside the rails doesn't appear to have any defects and the situation is being monitored carefully.
The probe into the matter is looking to assess how it's happened and how it can be fixed.
Sailings cancelled in today's bad weather
Two of the Steam Packet's sailings have been cancelled because of bad weather today.
Yellow weather warning today
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for coastal overtopping today.
No body camera plans for social services
There's been no consideration given to equipping social services workers with body cameras, according to the health minister.
New police unit to tackle global money laundering
A new specialist police unit has been set up to tackle serious international money laundering.
Wastewater plant works close part of popular glen
Works to install a wastewater treatment plant in a popular glen are due to start today.
Deadline to register children for primary school nears
The deadline to register children for primary school is approaching this month.
Police name fatal crash driver as appeal continues
Police have announced the identity of the man who died in a single-car crash at Hillberry outside Onchan last week.
Prom works rescheduled to ease business disruption
Manx Utilities says it will reschedule the closure of Peel Promenade for sewage works to reduce disruption for local businesses.
