Bride Commissioners say they're giving up Facebook after online abuse.
At a meeting in September, the local authority discussed a faulty defibrillator which needed a battery ordered from the UK.
But they said they were aware of a social media post about the issue as well as abuse and threats over it.
As a result, the board decided unanimously to "not use Facebook as a communication portal going forward".
Play area project could cost up to £120k, commissioners hear
Replacing play equipment on Laxey Promenade could cost up to £120,000, according to Garff Commissioners.
DOI asks for views on Sunday racing during 2026's TT and MGP
The Department of Infrastructure is asking for views on four Sundays being used for racing during TT and Manx Grand Prix next year.
Long-running Peel business to close
One of Peel's longest-running businesses says it'll close its doors for good soon.
October's airport passenger figures down 6.5 per cent on last year
Ronaldsway airport says the number of passengers using it last month was down more than 6.5 per cent on last year's total.
Weather warning for rain and strong winds tonight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another yellow warning for heavy rain tonight.
Temporary speed limits on busy road next week
The Department of Infrastructure says there'll be speed limits on a busy Onchan road from next week.
Asbestos disease statistics revealed
Manx Care's revealed the number of people suffering from asbestos-related diseases on the Island.
No patient transfer buses bought
No patient transfer buses have been bought in the past three years, according to the infrastructure minister.
