Police are hunting vandals who destroyed a sheltered seating area at a Douglas primary school.
Rubbish was set on fire at the Anagh Coar site in the early hours of Tuesday - officers say the damage it caused has had an "obvious cost impact" for the school.
With the summer holiday period approaching police are warning people if they abuse school grounds - which are generally left open - they could lose them.
Yellow weather warning issued over snow and ice tonight
Ronaldsway Met Office has put out a yellow weather warning about freezing conditions tonight.
Steam Packet carried 680,000 passengers last year
The Steam Packet Company says it carried more than 680,000 passengers on its vessels last year - up more than eight per cent on 2024's tally.
Roof work to shut Castletown shopping street
A street in Castletown's centre will close to traffic next week for emergency work.
Church unveils plans to modernise facilities
A church in Onchan has applied for permission to upgrade its facilities for what it says are "evolving needs".
Are Mountain Road closures harming Ramsey?
A business in Ramsey is calling for ideas, saying a rising number of Mountain Road closures is hurting the town.
No whey! Creamery says goodbye to much-loved butter
The Isle of Man Creamery says they're discontinuing its 250g block of whey butter.
Roofing Outlaw plans Isle of Man franchise
A self-style outlaw roofer from the UK says he's hoping to open a branch of his business on the Isle of Man.
Can you help find fly-tippers?
A local authority in the west of the Island is appealing for information after a fly-tipping incident at a local beauty spot.
