The Office of Fair Trading has issued eight warning letters
recently to traders operating illegally.
Those cautioned had committed acts of false trade
description, an offence that can carry a substantial fine aswell as the
possibility of prison.
Although only a minority, those committing the offences do
so to gain an edge over their competitors.
Police appeal for tram station damage witnesses
Police are investigating after someone damaged fencing at Laxey's tram station.
Party 'appalled' over minister's refusal to reveal school validation cost
Chair of the Liberal Vannin Party Paul Weatherall says the organisation is appalled after Education Minister Daphne Caine refused to answer a question about the cost of school validations.
Police issue pic of man they'd like to contact
Police are asking for your help identifying a man they'd like to speak to.
Weather throws tonight's TT practice into doubt
TT organisers say it's not looking promising for this evening's practice session.
'Can't park there mate', DOI tells Douglas prom campervans
The Department of Infrastructure is ordering TT campervans not to camp overnight on Douglas Promenade.
Tynwald to discuss 5p a pint milk price hike
Milk could be set to rise by 5p a pint as Tynwald considers upping the price.
Fire crews tackle Mission Im-paws-ible!
The Fire and Rescue Service had a 'tail' with a happy ending yesterday - after it rescued a trapped dog from cliffs in the south of the Island.
New phone mast over police HQ could be 30 foot shorter
A telephone mast that's towered over police headquarters for 25 years could be replaced with a smaller structure, under new plans.
