Coldhearted thieves have stolen a poppy collection tin in the south of the Island.
The Whistlestop Coffee Shop at Port Erin Railway station took to Facebook to criticise those responsible.
It says it had two poppy appeal boxes until yesterday when someone cut the string from one in its waiting room and made off with it.
Management say they're reviewing CCTV and are appealing for the thieves to return the tin.
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