A Douglas cafe owner battling anti-social teenagers on his premises says he's been overwhelmed by public support.
This week Tim Brogan told 3FM he'd had to call the police a number of times because of one group of youngsters who were causing trouble.
And after he said he might have to ban unaccompanied children, other businesses have been in touch to offer their support.
He says one idea now being mooted is a wider ban for teens who misbehave, involving other youth events and facilities:
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