Public toilets across the Island will be closed for the next three weeks in line with the government’s Covid-19 restrictions.
Issues with cleaning the facilities and maintaining the required hygiene standards mean they will not re-open to the public until 28 January at the earliest.
It’s as a three-week circuit breaker lockdown was implemented following a spike in positive cases of the virus.
All non-essential shops are shut and you’re advised to work from home if possible.
Schools reopening decision expected tomorrow
The government says a decision about reopening schools in the face of more bad weather will be made on Tuesday morning.
Post Office hoping to resume deliveries tomorrow
Isle of Man Post Office says it's hoping to resume its services tomorrow.
DOI reopens Hillberry and Creg back road
The Department of Infrastructure says the road from the Creg Ny Baa Hotel to Hillberry has now reopened to traffic.
NSC's main pool reopens after repairs
The National Sports Centre says its main swimming pool has now reopened after emergency repairs.
Injury forces TT star to retire from Dakar Rally
TT star James Hillier has retired from the world's most famous endurance race after breaking his arm.
Mountain Road to be closed until tomorrow
The Mountain Road will stay closed until midday tomorrow.
Ice warning extended by 24 hours
Ronaldsway Met Office has extended the weather warning for ice by 24 hours.
DOI issues advice over salt bins
The Department of Infrastructure says if your local grit bin has run out of salt, you can report it to be restocked.
