Weather conditions mean display won't go ahead on planned day
The Peel fireworks display will now take place on Monday due to the adverse weather forecast.
The annual display was scheduled to take place tomorrow to avoid a clash with the start of the scallop fishing season.
However, with heavy rain expected, Galaxy Fireworks has confirmed it will now go ahead on Monday, when it's forecast to be dry all day.
The bonfire will be lit on the beach at 7pm, with the fireworks starting at 7.30pm.
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