Bride Commissioners say they're giving up Facebook after online abuse.
At a meeting in September, the local authority discussed a faulty defibrillator which needed a battery ordered from the UK.
But they said they were aware of a social media post about the issue as well as abuse and threats over it.
As a result, the board decided unanimously to "not use Facebook as a communication portal going forward".
Beer cheese is grate!
Two Island companies have teamed up to produce a festive treat.
UK paper wants your wallaby stories!
A UK newspaper is looking for your stories about Manx wallabies.
Mountain to stay shut until Saturday
The Department of Infrastructure says the Mountain Road will stay shut for the rest of today.
Drop-in to open bank accounts for benefits and pensions
The government's to hold a special drop-in session for people on benefits or pensions who don't have bank accounts.
Work permit changes delayed until next year
The Department for Enterprise says it'll take another 10 months to bring in changes to the Island's work permit system.
Protect yourself from flu as cases rise, say officials
Public health officials are warning people to prepare to flu season.
Drop-in session to gauge views on 20mph limits
Commissioners in the south of the Island say they'll hold a drop-in session for people to find out more about proposed 20mph speed limits.
Steam Packet schedule features more sailings to Ireland
The Steam Packet Company has released its timetables for next year, with three vessels running a regular schedule of sailings.
