Officers expect a busy weekend after end of lockdown
It's likely to be a busy weekend for the Island's pubs and bars, but that's not a bad thing as long as revellers aren't 'unruly'.
That's from the Isle of Man Constabulary's alcohol unit ahead of the first weekend since the end of the third lockdown.
Licensed premises have been able to open their doors since Monday, when social distancing ceased to be a legal requirement.
Sergeant Alan Shimmin says people should enjoy themselves responsibly:
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