The organisation is delivery pamphlets to households with advice
The Isle of Man Post Office is reiterating its call for dog owners to help keep its workers safe.
Leaflets are being delivered to homes with ways people can prevent an incident, warning 'even the most lovable family dog poses a risk'.
Residents are asked to ensure a dog is out the way before a postal worker arrives, invest in a letter cage, or external delivery box, or sign up for a 'protecting your postie' webinar.
MiCard users advised to take money out before the end of the year
Cards are 'hardwired' to stop working from 1 January
'Nothing else could have been done' to save some small fish at Clypse Reservoir
Manx Utilities confirms some died during draining process
'Come back to the table,' says DOI minister
Bus drivers on the IOM have voted in favour of industrial action
Consultation seeks feedback on changes to IOM first time buyer schemes
Proposals include adjusting thresholds and reducing residency requirements