My laundry was collected around the ninth from the Glen Road in Laxey! A duvet from the previous…read morecollection was not returned but I thought it might be because it was an old duvet and it didn't take the machines very well Has had happened to one previously. The laundry that was collected had some items that I need to use. I have phoned up twice now when I spoke to a members of staff and at times when I've not been able to get an answer.A while ago and I was told it would be coming and again this morning. I didn't quite catch what the man was saying because I'm quite deaf. I still don't have my laundry which is sad because previously I gave them five star rating because they were absolutely brilliant so it's gone from 5 to 0. I hope my laundry turns up tomorrow. ! I am very concerned! The check which I left for them and informed them was still in the letterbox having been enjoyed quite a bit by the resident. slugs! It seems that the slugs are better at their job and the laundry is it theirs!

Used Laxey laundrette first time today to wash a super king duvet. Lovely lady's & very helpful. £5…read moregreat price. Will definitely use this place again.

I've worked with them remotely from the US for roughly 5 years. Quality team worth working with if…read moreyou need a remote European IT services company. I rarely talked to the guy who relayed the issue, I talked with the people doing the actual work who knew our environment. No one is perfect so if anything, they need more staff with overlap in skill. If the one person you need was legitimately busy there wasn't any real backup.

We were treated to the sights and sounds of St James Dalby when we went to view the local radio…read morestation's live broadcast a couple of weeks ago. We stopped by on our way to Peel (St James is 5 miles South) and found fresh soda cakes being made in the kitchen and fresh cups of tea being poured all to which we were kindly treated. The folks there that day, showed us around and explained they hold the World Bonnag Championship annually. They are a Fair Trade church, they have cinema nights and support several charities throughout the year. St James has also just opened their hostel which is under the church itself. It is a beautiful, immaculate room made up of sofa beds, reading areas, a lovely old fireplace and an exhibition lining the walls, sharing their beloved town's history. There is a little commissary off to the side with food, drinks, fair trade items for purchase and it all works on the honor system. Just stick your money and or donation in the box. It also helps that you wake up to a little piece of heaven right outside the windows.