The Manx Co-op is celebrating its 100th birthday.
It was on this very day - July 7th back in 1920 the first Manx Co-operative store opened in Duke Street in Douglas.
A plaque was unveiled at the store earlier today by the Chief Minister to celebrate the occasion.
The shop's 'fantastic team' have been congratulated.
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IOM Ferry Terminal shortlisted for top architecture award
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Post office suspends mail to USA due to tariffs
The Isle of Man Post Office is suspending services to the USA this weekend.
Restrictions for walkers remain as work continues in plantations
Access restrictions will remain in some plantations around the Island as forestry works continue.
Government releases independent report into Manxman grounding
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New plans submitted to demolish former Newson's building on North Quay
There are fresh plans to convert the former Newson’s buildings on Douglas’s North Quay into a restaurant, apartments and shop.
Police highlight rise in anti-social behaviour
Police say there's been a rise in anti-social over the Summer holidays.
Council cracks down on cigarette butts
Douglas Council has teamed up with a major UK charity to crack down on cigarette butts during the Manx Grand Prix.
