Bus Vannin says it's had to remove a Douglas shelter after it was damaged by weather.
The bus shelter near the Willaston shops was damaged during recent storms and had to be removed after yesterday's gales rendered it unsafe.
On Facebook, the organisation says it's taken the shelter away for repairs.
But it adds it'll return the shelter at the earliest opportunity, and has thanked passengers for their patience.
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