A woman from the south of the Island has been bailed as she awaits trial, accused of driving without a valid licence.
Rebecca Barbara Suddaby of Bay View Road in Port Erin appeared at Douglas Courthouse before magistrates.
The 32 year old pleaded not guilty to the offence, which is said to have been committed on January 24 on Station Road in Port Erin.
She was granted unconditional bail and will appear again on June 20, when a pre-trial review will be held.
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