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.
Over £275k spent on southern road
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department spent hundreds of thousands of pounds resurfacing a road in Derbyhaven because it was on the Island's priority list.
Closure of TT course section extended this afternoon
A closure of a section of the TT course to clean up debris has been extended because of the amount found.
Police release more details about weekend brawl
Police have released more details about a brawl which happened over the weekend.
Tumble-dried clothes catch light in Ballasalla
The Fire and Rescue Service says it dealt with a blaze caused by hot clothes in Ballasalla this morning.
UK accused of dragging its heels over Manx assisted dying law
The UK government has been accused of meddling with Manx laws over assisted dying.
Ramsey announces rate rise
Ramsey Commissioners have announced the town's rates will rise by three and a half percent this year.
Friday sailings now in doubt
The Steam Packet's announced two of Friday's sailings are now at risk because of bad weather.
Total cost of dementia drugs can't be revealed
Health Minister Claire Christian says she doesn't know how much the Island is paying for people taking dementia drugs.
