Mr Lockwood appeared before deputy high bailiff at Douglas Courthouse
A commissioner and former general election candidate has pleaded not guilty to a charge of harassment.
Oliver John Lockwood, of Main Road in Onchan, has also denied a charge of committing a public order offence.
Mr Lockwood appeared before deputy high bailiff Rachael Braidwood at Douglas Courthouse today.
The 45-year-old was represented in court by advocate James Peterson.
Bail was extended until a pre-trial review for both charges, due to be held on 1 December.
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