Douglas facility hopes to help lonliness after lockdown
Douglas Snooker Bar is offering free games and tea at certain times to help people struggling with mental and emotional health.
The sessions aim to create a safe space for like-minded people to relax and have a chat.
The first was today, from 11am to midday, and there'll be another next Saturday (1 May) at the same time.
Co-owner Greg Roberts-Cowell hopes it helps people who might have been struggling during lockdown:
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