Police are warning people of a cheque scam circulating the Island.
Authorities say a number of businesses have been targeted recently - the scam in question involves booking accommodation with cheques.
They say although cheques can be used they're looking for people requesting a refund after booking - the end result is the cheque bounces.
it's asking businesses to be wary f these types of bookings as it deters from normal and reliable methods of taking payment.
Government's AI strategy will include regulation
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the Isle of Man will come up with our own rule and regulations governing Artificial Intelligence rather than adopt them from the European Union.
Sharp drop in bus boss trips since pandemic
Bus Vannin trips off the island cost just a twentieth of pre-Covid levels last year, it's been revealed.
FOI statement expected from minister
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford is to update Tynwald members about the Island's Freedom of Information laws next week.
Peel coffee shop to host first Death Cafe
A café in Peel will play host to discussions on a usually-taboo subject later this month.
Don't fall for finance firm con, says regulator
The Island's financial regulator is warning about a bogus website which impersonates a real Manx business.
UK man to appeal drink-drive jail sentence
A man from the UK who drove off the ferry drunk and in defiance of a driving ban is appealing against his jail term.
Larger houses means amendments to Andreas estate plans
A Ramsey developer has applied to make amendments to plans to build 31 homes in the new estate in Andreas.
Eclipse will be highlight of cruise ship's Manx visit!
A cruise company says it'll be off the Island's coast for a solar eclipse next year.
