The trial date for the vicar accused of theft and false accounting has been set for next June.
Canon David John Green stands accused of 8 counts of theft and 10 of false accounting with a total sum of £12,000 unaccounted for, he denies all charges.
They relate to the Maughold Church Burial Authority, Maughold Church Council and the Diocese of Sodor and Mann.
The alleged offences were committed between 1997 and 2009.
Chance to see inside watermill this weekend
There's a chance to see one of the Island's few remaining watermills this weekend.
Your chance to join evil choir!
If you'd like to sing in a choir but can't find one evil enough, you'll get your big chance this weekend.
Douglas to get cruise ship visit
A cruise ship carrying up to almost 1,000 passengers is due to stop off in Douglas today.
MHK raises concerns about TT homelessness
Can the government provide temporary TT homes for the homeless?
Army surplus shop joins fundraiser for Peel Ukraine hero
An Island army surplus shop says it'll help boost a fundraiser for a Manx explosives expert who was killed in Ukraine.
Douglas mayor to open Island's first Wetherspoon pub
The Island's first 'Spoons will throw open its doors to customers for the first time next week.
£7,000 raised in 24 hours for Peel man killed in Ukraine
An online fundraiser's been launched to repatriate a Manx hero who lost his life defusing mines in Ukraine.
Menstrual coach to offer free sessions
A menstrual health coach will be offering free sessions in Braddan later this month.
