The Manx Electric Railway Society has hit out over what it describes as a "crowd pulling freak" made from an historic tram.
In a press release, the society says the 112-year-old horse tram was sold by Douglas Council in 2016.
The MER Society says it's now been converted to run on rubber tyres with a steering wheel, curved dash panels and seatbelt for its driver.
It claims the tram is a Manx icon which has been destroyed as a gimmick, and says part of the Island's heritage has been ruined.
Reports of snow on Mountain Road, say Police
There have been reports of snow on the Mountain Road.
Women's Aid appeal for donations
An Island charity which helps people who've experienced domestic violence has launched an appeal for the festive period.
Vehicle road-worthiness to be discussed in HOK
An MHK wants to know what's being done to make sure vehicles are fit for local roads.
MHK to query government strategy for community hubs
What is the government strategy for community hubs and delivering government services locally?
Illegal driving sparks greenlane warning
People are being reminded not to damage the Island's greenlanes when out and about in the countryside.
Treasure Trove inquest to take place in 2020
A Treasure Trove inquest will take place next year.
Severe gales weather warning in place
The Island's Met Office has issued a severe gales weather warning this morning.
Road in Laxey blocked due to fallen tree
As gusts of up to 60mph batter the Island - the Laxey to Ramsey Coast Road is currently blocked due to a fallen tree.
