Protests will be held later this week over the upcoming closure of two bank branches.
Demonstrations will take place in Castletown on Friday and in Peel on Saturday after it was announced the Isle of Man Bank branches in both towns will shut their doors from January 7 next year.
The bank says the decision is down to making 'further investments in digital banking' with more people turning to online services - adding it's working with colleagues and trade unions to support those being affected by the changes.
However, the move has been criticised by local residents and politicans in both areas, with many believing both locations serve as a lifeline for the likes of the vulnerable and elderly in the communities.
The demonstration in Castletown will take place from 12.45pm this Friday in the town square, whilst the one in Peel will get underway outside the branch on Atholl Street from 10.30am on Saturday.
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