A Freedom of Information request has failed to find out how many people have lost their licence through drug-driving - because it was sent to the wrong place.
The request was sent to the Attorney General's chambers, asking how many people had been banned from the roads because they were over the cannabis limit.
But the query, which wanted figures for the past six years, was refused - with chambers saying they didn't have that information.
They did, however, suggest police might know.
£40,000 needed to replace sloping football pitch
Douglas Council says it's negotiating with a local football club about £40,000 worth of improvements needed to its pitch.
Woman accused of dozens of thefts at M&S
A woman who denies dozens of thefts from a Douglas city centre shop will appear in court again in September.
Mountain Road closed after crash
Police say the Mountain Road will remain closed this morning after a crash.
Cafe operator needed for Roundhouse
Braddan commissioners are asking for companies to come forward if they'd like to run a café in the new Roundhouse building.
Island will deal with new UK Justice Minister
A barrister who's been a Labour MP for 14 years will oversee the Island's relationship with the UK.
Football club plans new signs
Onchan Football Club wants to show off its identity at its clubhouse.
UK man climbed pub roof after attack
An Essex man who climbed onto a pub roof to get away from police has landed in court.
Warning to drivers over horseriding event
Police are asking motorists in the south of the Island to keep their eyes out for horses this weekend.
