A Douglas pub has hit out after vandals attacked signs in its toilets about inclusion and mental health.
Quids Inn on Loch Pronmenade took to social media after those responsible ripped metal poster cases from walls and destroyed them.
The posters ask customers to use whichever toilets they're comfortable in and say they can talk to staff if they're having problems.
On Facebook, the venue says the posters are trying to support people, and asked those behind the damage "what is wrong with you?"
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