A labourer from Douglas who's accused of selling cocaine to an undercover police officer has been bailed.
Dylan McCallian of the Laurels in Douglas appeared before magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.
The 24 year old is facing one count each of supplying cocaine last September and possessing 27.5 grams of the Class A drug worth £2,700 with intent to supply on January 31.
He was bailed in the sum of £500 with a 7pm to 7am curfew until his next court appearance on February 13.
Beach water quality tests start next month
Tests on water quality on the Island's beaches will get underway in around two weeks' time.
Time running out to enter Parish Walk!
There's just over a week left to get your entry in for one of the Island's biggest annual sporting events.
Minister to make statement on immigration rules
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford will make a statement about immigration policy during next month's Tynwald sitting.
Sloc closed for Classic Hill Climb event
A road in the south of the Island will be closed for much of today as a motorsport event gets underway.
Local authority elections today
Polls will open this morning as voting gets underway in local authority elections.
Cregneash bus campaigners hold meeting
Campaigners demanding the return of a bus service to one of the Island's best-loved beauty spots will hold a coffee morning later this month.
Silt at new Liverpool ferry terminal means sailings rescheduled
The Steam Packet Company says silting underneath the new ferry terminal in Liverpool means it's rescheduling a number of sailings next week.
Minister defends Manx Care mandate consultation
Health Minister Claire Christian says a new mandate for Manx Care has undergone significant consultation as it was put together.
