A popular cafe and bakery in Douglas is to move to new premises in the New Year.
Noa Bakehouse will be opening its new cafe at the old Market Hall 'in a few weeks time', with its current place on Fort Street to close after brunch on Sunday, January 6.
The Fort Street premises will then be used to continue the companys bread manufacturing.
It announced the news on social media during the festive period.
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