Peel fire crews quickly on scene last night, limiting damage
A former telephone box in Peel, which is now used as a communal library, has been set on fire.
Emergency crews dealt with the incident on Albany Road quickly however, as they were running a drill nearby.
Fire crews suspect the fire was started deliberately last night by youths, and say police are investigating it.
It's said only a small number of books were damaged by the blaze.
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