It's important to acknowledge that there are people out there who struggle at Christmas.
That's according to Juan Moore of mental health support group ManxPACT, who says there's plenty of ways that people can help others:
He adds that it's okay to not be okay at Christmas, and we shouldn't put pressure on ourselves to have an enjoyable day.
Anyone who thinks a friend or family member might be struggling, is urged to reach out and check if they're really okay.
Airport Garage plans get the go-ahead
A garage in Ballasalla will get a facelift after planners approved proposals to redevelop the site.
Fire service called to Willaston kitchen blaze
Fire crews were called to a fire in Douglas at the weekend.
Charity frees trapped sparrowhawk
A hunting bird which trapped itself in a garage has been freed by volunteers.
Pet food bank needs your help!
A charity that helps people feed their pets is asking for your help.
FOI reveals Freemasons in senior parliament positions
The Clerk of Tynwald's Office says just three Freemasons have held senior parliamentary positions since 2011.
Manx Telecom applies for fibre telegraph poles in Tromode
An Island internet company has applied for permission to build telegraph poles to provide fibre broadband to homes in Tromode.
Wellwishers raise thousands to give Sandy hope!
Bighearted Island residents have raised thousand of pounds to help a cat who'd been run over.
Deepfake scammers cost Island residents £1.2 million last year
Government experts say deepfake scams impersonating Isle of Man personalities cost Island residents £1.2 million last year.
