Blenheim-based New Zealander Michael Moulai topped the IMGold Manx Grand Prix times on Wednesday with a lap of 117.274mph.

Riding a 600 Kawasaki supplied by Des and Dot Collins of Peel, the 40-year-old kiwi led Andy Lawson of Arbroath (117.026mph) and James Neesom of Hunmanby, North Yorks (116.016mph). The latter was fastest in the SuperTwin class on a different machine at 110.772mph from Gary Gittins (110.504) and former TT ace Nick Jefferies (108.273).

Mick Jordan was the quickest in the Lightweight class at 105.882.

Local rider Dean Osborne, recipient of the Olive Bullock sponsorship award, continued to top the Newcomers B leaderboard with a speed of 106.353, while Frenchman Lancelot Unissart was the quickest Newcomer C at 97.651mph. Teenager Malachi Mitchell-Thomas posted a lap of 112.530mph to lead the Newcomers A class.

Practising continues this evening, Thursday, also Friday evening, Saturday morning and late afternoon.

One of the island’s best known car dealerships is going into voluntary liquidation.

A meeting of creditors of Barry Curran Motors will take place at noon on Wednesday (August 27) at Burleigh Manor on Peel Road, Douglas.

The voluntary winding up the company was announced to shocked staff on Wednesday.

Having relocated from Ramsey in 2007, Barry Curran Motors had a showroom on Demense Road, Douglas, before the Hyundai dealership moved to its ‘car superstore’ on Isle of Man Business Park, off Cooil Road, Braddan.

PDMS boss Chris Gledhill has returned from Estonia where he helped judge Europe’s largest youth entrpreneurship competition.

Mr Gledhill is managing director of the software development company based in the Isle of Man with offices in Glasgow and London.

He was in Tallinn, Estonia as one of 10 senior business judges for the 25th Junior Achievement – Young Enterprise Company of the Year Competition 2014 (JA-YE Europe).

An Isle of Man team won one of the awards, the People’s Choice award.

Chris was nominated to the judging panel by Junior Achievement Isle of Man, after his contributions as chairman last year.

This year, 250,000 students entered the competition and only the top 38 student companies were showcased at the final, representing 500 students, teachers, business advisors and partners at the three day event.

JA-YE Europe is Europe’s largest provider of entrepreneurship education programmes for young people, reaching 3.2 million students in 39 different countries last year alone.

Funded by businesses, foundations, institutions and individuals, the aim of the charity is to bring together public and private sectors to help inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

Commenting on the event Mr Gledhill said: ‘The competition was exceptionally inspiring and it was great to see the extent of the support for the event - Estonia’s Minister of Education was part of the keynote address with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Estonia, Taavi Roivas opening the awards ceremony.

‘In particular the Prime Ministers’ reflection on his own Junior Achievement experience as an alumni was very insightful.

‘All of the finalists demonstrated consistently high standards and the cultural diversity of the participants reflected not only their thirst for success and ambition, but talent’.

The student company finalists had been running their businesses for up to a year ahead of the competition, with each company expected to create and market real products and/or services, successfully dealing with the challenges of setting up and running a business.

The coveted company of the year competition is judged based on an annual report, live presentations, a panel interview and a trade show on the third day of the event.

Key criteria for the championships included marketing and sales strategy, objective setting, financial systems, personnel management, product or service development and customer focus.

Reflecting on the experience Mr Gledhill said: ‘The most memorable part of the judging experience was definitely the trade show – to see the students together in such a concentrated environment with their products was fantastic – a real opportunity to get to know the students.

‘I was also impressed by their natural engagement with and innovative use of technology – the next generations are truly digital natives!’

For those that didn’t walk away with an award on the night, Mr Gledhill added: ‘It is important to remember that the competition itself does not define the quality of entrepreneurship displayed and is only a snapshot of the learning experience over the past year.

‘Many of the student companies had very viable business propositions and I expect many of these to survive long after the event.’

PDMS congratulated Isle of Man team Simple Minds from Ballakermeen High School, who won the People’s Choice Award for their ‘Need a Hand?’ polyurethane self-sealing gloves to pick up dog waste through Facebook votes.

Their Rio Allison was also selected as one of only 15 students to receive the Alumni Leadership Award.

Overall competition winner was E14-Magma from Iceland, who designed and produced souvenir shot glasses made from black clay and Icelandic lava.

Mr Gledhill said: ‘Winning the People’s Choice Award this year, through online voting, was a fantastic joined up effort coordinated by JA IOM and proves how well connected the island can be.

‘PDMS has been a long standing supporter of JA IOM and we look forward to the next company programme’.

Owen Dudley was voted Team RL360’s rider of the month for June.

The talented youngster received the award for the impressive performances he produced during the month.

At home Owen excelled in two of the month’s road races, winning the B event in the Fred Kelly Memorial to claim the Isle of Man juvenile championship and finishing a very good 10th overall and first juvenile in the Nick Corkill Memorial road race at the end of TT fortnight.

He also finished second and first in the opening two rounds of the Bikestyle handicap series, while picking up his fourth win in the very competitive under-16 class in the RL360 Youth League at the NSC.

Demonstrating his versatility, Owen Dudley won June’s Isle of Man regional heat of the GHS Juvenile Time Trial Championship to qualify for the national final in September.

Off-island, he was a fine seventh in the fourth round of British Cycling’s national youth series in Milton Keynes and shortly afterwards was a good 13th in the British National Youth Championships in Essex when sprinting for fourth place.

In recognition of his achievements, Owen received a commemorative trophy and a £50 cash prize.

With only one week of scheduled fixtures remaining in the Isle of Man Lawn Tennis Association PokerStars-sponsored mixed league all divisions remain undecided.

A number of teams took a big step towards their respective titles last week.

In Division One, Castletown B put an end to Albany Auxesia A’s slim title hopes with a very close match in sunny, but windy conditions at Castletown.

Lucy Kerr and Neil Ronan won the first but lost the second to Laura Feely and Andy Murray 6-4 3-6.

Castletown’s second pair of Justine Torry and Rob Mason lost the first but won the second against Katie Harris and Victor Pacaco 2-6 6-2. This left it all to play for with two sets remaining.

Kerr and Ronan took care of Harris and Pacaco 6-2, but Torry and Mason couldn’t quite do the same, losing out 1-6 to Feely and Murray. Final score a 3-3 draw.

Kensington Road A took a huge leap to playing Division One tennis next season with a comfortable 5-1 win at home against Albany B in Division Two.

For the home side Karen Faragher and Stewart Swann did the real damage, firstly beating Jane Reynolds and Jim Travers 6-1 6-2 and then going on to beat Kirsten Hall and Andy Murray 6-0.

The home side’s second pair of Linda Faragher and Steph Joyce didn’t have things quite so easy though, losing their first set 1-6 to Hall and Murray but turning things around to take the second set 6-3. With the match already won, Linda Faragher and Joyce then had a very tough battle against Reynolds and Travers, eventually coming out 7-6 winners in a tie-break. Final score 5-1 to Kensington Road A.

In Division Four, Port Erin B kept their hopes of the title with a good victory at home against previous table-toppers Kensington Road C.

Tricia Taylor and Ricky Broadbent got the home side off to the perfect start with a 6-1 6-4 win against their opposite first pair of Colette Maher and Louis McCleery.

Pat Crellin and Simon Jones couldn’t quite do the same, losing the first set 3-6 but winning the second 6-0 against Pauline Doherty and Steph Joyce.

This left the visitors needing both the remaining sets to rescue a draw. But it wasn’t to be with Taylor and Broadbent beating Doherty and Joyce 6-4. The visitors picked up a consolation set with Maher and McCleery winning the last set 6-4 against Crellin and Jones. Final score 4-2 to Port Erin B.

Other match scores in week five were: Division One Castletown A v Castletown C (postponed); Division Two Kensington Road B 6, Ramsey A 0 (walkover); Division Three Castletown E v Albany C (postponed), Castletown D 3, Port Erin A 3.

NEIL RONAN

Palace Cinema

• The Inbetweeners 2, (15). Nightly at 7.30pm Daily at 4pm.

• Lucy, (15). Nightly at 7pm. Daily at 4pm.

• Guardians of the Galaxy, 3D, daily at 1.30pm.

• Planes 2, (U). Daily at 42pm.

Broadway Cinema

• Road (PG). Nightly at 9.30pm.

• The Nut Job, 3D, (U). 2pm. 2D, daily at 11.30am.

• The Expendables 3, (12A). Thursday, 4.30pm and 7.30pm, Friday, 4pm and 7pm., Saturday 4pm, Sunday-Thursday 4pm and 7pm.

Thursday, August 21

• Age Concern - free computer training sessions, Douglas iMuseum, Kingswood Grove, 10am–12.30pm.

• Isle of Man Farmers’ Market, at Tynwald Mills, St John’s, 11am-3pm.

• Manx Gaelic class with Cathy Clucas, Arbory Commissioners’ hall, 7.30pm. Call 838527.

Manx Gaelic class, intermediate-advanced with James Harrison, 7.30pm at Arbory Commissioners’ hall. Friday, intermediate-advanced with Adrian Cain, noon at the Manx Museum, Douglas. Saturday, intermediate 10.30am at House of Manannan in Peel; intermediate-advanced with James Harrison 10.30am at the Manx Museum, Douglas. Tuesday, intermediate with Adrian Cain, noon at St Matthew’s Church in Douglas, advanced 1pm at the Rovers pub in Douglas; beginners 7.30pm at Patchwork Cafe in Port St Mary. Call 451098. Arbory Commissioners’ hall with Cathy Clucas, 7.30pm. Call 838527. St John’s House with James O’Meara, 7.30pm. Call 843436.

• Bingo Quiz, Manor Hotel, Willaston, 9pm.

• Quiz Night at The Railway, Douglas, 8.30pm. Call 670773.

Friday, August 22

• Drop-in for coffee and a chat, Sulby Methodist Church, 10.30am-noon.

• The Manx Aviation and Military Museum, Ronaldsway, 10am-4.30pm. Also Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4.30pm. Free admission. Donations welcome.

• Coffee and chat, Onchan Methodist Church lounge, opposite commissioners’ office, 10.30am-noon.

• Relax Fridays noon-2pm, Trinity Church hall. Bring your sandwiches and enjoy free tea, coffee and company. Call 628374. Also Revive Fridays 5.30pm-6.30pm. Enjoy the company and a faith tea. Call 621004.

• Meditation at The Refinery, Duke Street, Douglas, 7pm. Call 467818.

Saturday, August 23

• Theatre Tours, Gaiety Theatre, Douglas, 10am. Tickets for adults £7.50, children £4, family £20. Call 600555.

• Laxey Woollen Mills, Glen Road, 10am-5pm. Also open weekdays.

• Car boot sale, Mill Road, Peel. (by Moore’s Kipper House) 10.30am to 2.30pm. Cars £5, Vans £7. Admission Free. Proceeds to charities – contact 801200.

• Isle of Man Farmers’ Market at Northern Lights Community Centre, Ramsey, 10am-1pm.

• Isle of Man Farmers’ Market at Villa Marina, Douglas, 10am-2pm.

• Coffee and chat, St Mary’s on the Harbour, Castletown, 11am.

• Milntown House Tours every Saturday and Wednesday at 2.30pm. Call 812321.

• Sporty Church, Bunscoill Rhumsaa’s Auldyn hall, from 4.15pm-5.30pm. Bible-based story and prayer. A Ramsey Baptist Church event. Call 316013 or email info@ramseybaptist.org; see the website www.facebook.com/rbcim

• Green Centre, opposite Iceland, Chester Street complex, Douglas. Information about recycling, energy, insulation and environmental matters. Zero Waste Mann, Isle of Man Friends of the Earth and Manx Energy Advice Centre. Open from 10am.

Sunday, August 24

• NGS garden open 11am-4pm, Primrose Lodge, Athol Park, Port Erin. Admission £3 (children free). Proceeds to NGS and new specialist breast care unit at Noble’s.

• Antiques, vintage and collectable fair, St Paul’s hall, Ramsey, 11am-4pm. Refreshments available. Admission 50p for St Paul’s Church fabric fund.

• Junior Achievement Giant car boot sale, Onchan Park, 11am-3pm. Free parking, free admission.

• Castletown Metropolitan Silver Band rehearsals, Queen Street Mission hall, 7pm.

• Meditation and chat at Pure Inspiration, Ramsey, 7.15pm. Call Gary on 817735.

Monday, August 25

• Age Isle of Man - free computer sessions for people aged over 50 at House of Manannan, Peel. Lift available and coffee shop, 10am–12.30pm and 1.30pm–4.30pm.

• MS Society coffee morning, Cherry Orchard, Port Erin, 1.30pm.

• Afternoon tea dance, 2pm-4pm, Manx Legion Club, Douglas.

• Shorties, pirate adventure. Children’s soft play centre, Alexandra Road, Castletown, also Tuesday.

Tuesday, August 26

• Computers for Beginners, Onchan Library, 10am-noon. Call 621228.

• Manx Cancer Help drop-in day, Lisa Lowe Centre, The Old Schoolhouse, Cronkbourne, 11am-4pm.

• Lunch Club, Salvation Army Citadel, Lord Street, Douglas, 11.30am. Call 627742.

Wednesday, August 27

• Computer training sessions for everyone. Leonard Cheshire Disability, Main Road, Onchan, 11am-3pm. Call 679030.

• Call in for coffee at St Peter’s Church, Onchan, 11am and 1pm.

• Bereavement support group, friendly get together for anyone feeling isolated or lonely after a bereavement, however or whenever it occurred, tea, coffee and a chat, Scholl Centre, Hospice Isle of Man, 5pm-7pm. Call 647443.

• Samba percussion workshop, no experience necessary, Onchan Silver Bandroom, off Onchan Commissioners’ car park, 7pm. Cost £3, email sambamann@manx.net

• Bingo Quiz, Archibald Knox Onchan.

Thursday, August 21

• Gym time active play for pre-school children, Manx Gymnastics Centre, Douglas, 9.30am. Call 625636. Also Friday and Wednesday.

• Happy Tots, main hall, Willaston School, 9.45am, £1 per family including refreshments. Call 621577.

• Storytime for pre-schoolers, Henry Bloom Noble Library, Douglas, 10am. Call 696461.

• Arbory Tots, from birth, parish hall, Ballabeg, 2pm. Cost £1 per family. Call 832394.

• Toddler Tunes, Community Room, Michael School, 2pm. Call 878090.

• St John Ambulance Cadets (10+), 6.30pm-8pm, Douglas headquarters. Badgers (5+), 5.30pm-6.30pm, Age Concern in Peel. Adults meetings, Thursday, Monday and Tuesday, Douglas headquarters. Friday, Ramsey, St Olave’s Church hall. For all other times and venues call 674387.

• Good News Club for primary school children, Living Hope Community Church, Bayview Road, Port St Mary, 6pm. Email weirfamily55@hotmail.co.uk

• Army Cadets, Scout hall, Peel, 7pm. Also Tuesday.

• Onchan District Explorers, Scout Headquarters, Onchan, 7.30pm.

Friday, August 22

• Tiddlers, parents and tots, Elim Church, Onchan, 10am. Call 434933.

• Parents and tots, Philip Christian Centre, Peel, 10am.

• Mums and Tots, Laxey Working Men’s Institute, 10am-noon. Call 479839.

• Storybox, Family Library, Westmoreland Road, Douglas, 10.30am-11am. Also Saturday, Sticky Fingers craft, 10.30am-noon; Alternate Wednesday, Busy Bee Time for pre-schoolers, 1.45pm-2.45pm. Tuesday, Sing and Sign with Nickie Gaskell, 11am-noon. Call 673123.

• Parents and Tots, upper room, Sulby Methodist Church, 10.30am. Call 897364.

• Onchan carers and tots, parish hall, Onchan, 1.15pm. Call 625328.

• Tiny Tunes, music time for 0-3s, Family Library, Westmoreland Road, Douglas, 1.30pm, £2.50. Call 673123.

Saturday, August 23

• Young Bowlers Club. Tuition and tips (open to ages 8 to 12), 11am-noon, Surestrike Bowling Alley, Ramsey. To book call 812444.

• Theatrix Theatre Company Musical Theatre, Douglas, Saturday noon-2.30pm for ages 8-12. Also Saturday, babies Irish/mod, 9am. prep ballet/tap, 10am, babies ballet/tap, 11am. Monday, senior ballet, 4pm; senior tap, 5pm; senior jazz, 5.45pm; adult Irish, 6.30pm. Tuesday community ballet/tap, 4pm; beginners Irish, 4.45pm; junior Irish, 5.30pm; adult tap, 6.15pm. Wednesday, grade 2 ballet/tap, 4pm; novice Irish, 5.30pm; adult ballet, 6.15pm.

Monday, August 25

• Parents and tots, Dhoon Church hall, 9.30am. Call 426395.

• Tots play at Northern Lights Community Centre, Ramsey, 1.30pm-3.30pm. Also tots craft and play on Wednesday, £1.

• Noah’s Ark Tots Group, Church on The Rock, behind Ramsey bus station, 9.30am. Call 223669.

• Breastfeeding Buddies drop-in clinic, Village Walk Health Centre, Onchan, 10.30am. Call 656030.

• Daniel’s Den, Methodist Church, Arbory Street, Castletown, 10am. Admission £1. Call 822374.

• Michael Miniatures’ parents and tots, Ebenezer Hall, Kirk Michael, 2pm. £1.50 per family. Call 491592.

• Do Drop Inn Drama Club, children aged 10+, St Paul’s hall, Ramsey, 7pm.

Tuesday, August 26

• Parents and tots, Auldyn Infants School community room, Ramsey, 9.15am-11.15am.

• Toddle Inn, mums and tots group, Port St Mary Living Hope Community Church, 9.30am. Call 835091.

• Tiddlers Group for parents, grandparents or carers, St Olave’s Church hall, Ramsey, 9.45am-11.30am, £1.50.

• Super Saints, All Saints’ Church vestry, Douglas, 10am-11.15am. Call 427185.

• Foxdale mums and tots, community hall, Foxdale School, 2pm. Call 420234.

• Abbey Acorns, ages 4+ at the Abbey Church, Ballasalla, 3.30pm.

• Peel Footlights Youth Theatre, children aged eight-16, Philip Christian Centre, Peel, 4pm. Also Thursday. Call 843819.

Wednesday, August 27

• Parents and tots, Salvation Army Citadel, Lord Street, Douglas, 9.30am. Call 627742.

• Mini Club for parents or carers and their babies, toddlers and pre-school children at Anagh Coar School, Douglas, 9.30am or Braddan Church hall, 2pm. Call 675091.

• Ballabeg Busy Bugs for under fives, Arbory parish hall, Ballabeg, 10am. Call 429676.

• Mums and tots, Marown hall, Peel Road, Crosby, 10.15am. £1.50 per family.

• Twins/Multiple Births Club, Philip Christian Centre, Peel, 10am-11.30am. Call 458202.

• Parent and toddler group, Castletown Youth Centre, Arbory Street, 2pm.

• Mums and tots sessions for babies and pre-schoolers at Foxdale School. Dads, grandads, grandmas and carers welcome too, 2pm-3.15pm. £1.50 per family. Call Emma 801946.

• Onchan Ladies meet in Morton hall, the Pensioners Club, 2.15pm. Call Shirley Baldwin 620352.

• The Energy Youth Group, Colby Methodist Chapel, 7pm-8.30pm. Call Jane 492010.

• Snaefell Cubs, Scout Headquarters, Onchan, 7pm.

Thursday, August 21

• Little Miss Dynamite at the Creek, Peel.

• 3 Million at Jaks, Douglas.

• Karaoke, Guys and Dolls, Douglas.

• Ramsey Folk Club, Mitre Hotel, Ramsey, 8pm-11pm.

• Karaoke with Ray Sloane at the Saddle Inn, Douglas.

• Guitar lessons at the meeting room, Archibald Knox, Onchan, 5.45pm-6.45pm.

• Alternative Havana, Fiesta Havana, Douglas. Also, Friday - Full On Fridays.

Friday, August 22

• Little Miss Dynamite at the Union, Castletown.

• AM Frequency at Jaks, Douglas.

• Borderline at the Queen’s, Laxey.

• Karaoke at The Cat with No Tail, Douglas.

• Thank you for the music Abba, Villa Marina, Douglas. 8pm.

• DJ Tim, Second Venue, 21 Victoria Street, Douglas, 8pm. Also Saturday.

• Karaoke at the Albert, Douglas, 9pm.

• Irish traditional music session at The Mitre, Ramsey, 9pm.

Saturday, August 23

• Skeet at the Queen’s Hotel, Douglas.

• Little Miss Dynamite at the Sidings, Castletown.

• Penthouse Dive at Jaks, Douglas.

• Borderline at the Highwayman, Peel.

• Soul and Motown at The Cat with No Tail, Douglas.

• Manx music session, the Whitehouse, Peel, 10pm.

• Karaoke with Dobbo at the Decks, Liverpool Arms, Baldrine.

• Karaoke at the Central Hotel, Ramsey.

Sunday, August 24

• Eleventh Hour at Jaks, Douglas.

• Choral Evensong, St German’s Cathedral, Peel, 3.30pm.

• Music Box with David Castro at Guys and Dolls, Douglas.

• Karaoke at the British, Douglas.

• Karaoke at The Crescent, Queen’s Promenade, Douglas, 8pm.

• Disco Fever at Macbeth’s, Second Venue, Douglas, 10pm-2am.

Monday, August 25

• 9 Mile Smile at Jaks, Douglas.

Tuesday, August 26

• 3 Million at Jaks, Douglas.

• Ian Thompson at Sam Webbs, Douglas.

• Castletown Silver Band, Villa Marina Arcade, Douglas, 8pm.

• Manx Youth Orchestra, St German’s Cathedral, 7.45pm–8.45pm.

• Acoustic sing-around, the Manor, Willaston, 8.30pm.

• Rock Choir, Youth Arts Centre, Kensington Road, Douglas, 6pm.

Wednesday, August 27

• Penthouse Dive at Jaks, Douglas.

• Ian Thompson at the Commercial, Ramsey.

• Karaoke at the British, Douglas.

• Irish Music session at O’Donnell’s, Douglas, 8.30pm.

Thursday, August 21

• Tea dance, South Douglas Old Friends’ Association, Finch Road, Douglas, 2pm.

• Dance classes for children, Centenary Centre, Peel, 4pm. Call 450688.

• Modern Line Dance classes for all levels at the Legion hall, Onchan. Also Monday and Wednesday. Call 670308.

• Fitsteps at Onchan Community hall, 7.30pm. Booking is required via text or call 456056.

• Strictly Come Dancing for beginners, Royal British Legion hall, Port Erin, 8pm. £3.50 per person.

• Irish set dancing above Macbeth’s, Victoria Street, Douglas, 8pm. Call 457268.

Friday, August 22

• 5pm-5.45pm under 6 years ballroom; 5.45pm-6.30pm 6-9 years ballroom; 6.30pm-7.15pm 9-12 years ballroom; 7.15pm-8pm 12+ years ballroom, St Matthew’s Church hall, Douglas. Also Tuesday, 4pm-4.45pm under 8 years ballroom; 4.45pm-5.30pm Dynamites freestyle; 5.30pm-6.15pm 8-12 years ballroom; 6.15pm-7pm Energisers freestyle; 7pm-7.45pm 12+ years ballroom; 7.45pm-8.30pm Explosions freestyle. Call 474063.

• Modern Dance, The Dance Factory, Onchan Park, 5.45pm. Also Thursday at 4.30pm. Tap jnr, 6.45pm. Also tap adv at 7.30pm. Also Beginners tap, Tuesday at 4.30pm.

• Argentinian Tango beginners class, St Paul’s hall, Ramsey, 7pm. Call 880650.

• Line Dancing, Ebenezer Hall, Kirk Michael, 7pm. Beginners welcome, adults £3.50, children £1.50. Call 878687.

Saturday, August 23

• Dance time for children, Port Erin Methodist hall, from 9.30am. £2.50 per half hour. Call 835696.

• Ballroom dancing for children of all ages, Royal British Legion hall, Port Erin, 10am.

• Irish dance mixed, 3pm. Also prim/int on Monday at 4.30pm and Tuesday at 6.15pm. Beginners on Tuesday at 5.15pm. Stage snr 4pm. Also stage int at 5pm, The Dance Factory, Onchan Park.

• Sequence dancing, Onchan Pensioners’ hall (across from library), 8pm. Call 829669.

• Social sequence dancing, Pulrose Methodist Church hall, Douglas, 8pm. Also Monday, Wednesday and Sunday. Call 842878.

Sunday, August 24

• Perree Bane Manx folk dancing, Ballasalla village hall, 7pm.

Monday, August 25

• Ballet, Viking Works, Riverside, Peel, 5.45pm. Also Thursday at 4.30pm.

• Country dancing, Willaston hall, 7pm-9pm. Call 628521.

• Ceroc dance night, Masonic hall, Douglas, 7.30pm-10.30pm.

• Line dancing, Port Erin Methodist Church hall, 8.15pm. Call 436219.

Tuesday, August 26

• Oriental dance exercise, Gena’s Dance Academy, Peel, 10am. Also Wednesdays, The Gym, Ramsey. Call 300020.

• Linedancercise at John’s football clubhouse, 7.30pm-9pm, call 467285.

• Sequence dancing with Port Erin Dancing Club, Port Erin Methodist Church hall, 8pm.

Wednesday, August 27

• Tea dance at St John’s Methodist hall, live music with Eric and Jimmy, 2pm. Call 842548.

• Ballroom dancing for children, Centenary Centre, Peel, 4pm. Call 450688.

• Ballet, The Dance Factory, Onchan Park, 4.30pm.

• Latin Line Dancing, 7.30pm. Beginners welcome. Royal British Legion hall, Port Erin, call 835098.

• Ballroom dancing, Villa Marina, Douglas, 7.30pm. Call 623414.

• Rhythmic dance, St Ninian’s dance studio, Douglas, 8pm.

Thursday, August 21

• Free female football fitness sessions, NSC sports hall, Douglas, 7am-8am, also noon-1pm. Michael.baker@isleofmanfa.com

• Zumba at 9.30am-10.15am, total tone at 10.15am, call Jane 201811. Legs, bums and tums at 7pm-8pm, call Lisa 438150. Also Monday, high intensity circuits at 6.30am, Wednesday and Friday 6.30am, call Shelley 487270. Vibro-step classes at 12.15pm and 7.15pm, also on Wednesdays and Fridays at 12.15pm-12.45pm and Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.15am-9.45am, call Shelley 487270. Tuesday, Tae-Bo at 5.45pm-6.30pm, kettlebells at 6.30pm-7.15pm, call Kate 347160. Wednesday, kettlebell core, 6pm-7pm, also Saturdays at 9.30am-10.30am, call Kelly 220220. Elite Fitness, Douglas.

• Thighs, bums and tums, Laxey Working Men’s Institute, 9.30am. Also Tuesday, call 335635.

• Yoga, Iyengar (mixed) 9.30am-11am. Tuesday, men only class, 7pm-8.30pm; Wednesday, mixed, 6.45pm-8.15pm, 10 Perwick Bay, Port St Mary. Call 452791.

• Wheelie Active Parents (mums and buggies) 9.30am – 11am, Villa Marina reception, £2. Also Walk and Talk, Peel promenade, outside Harbour Lights Cafe, 9.45am – 11.30am, £1.50. Friday, Walk and Talk, NSC, Douglas, 9.30am–11.30am; also Mondays, Poulsom Park, Castletown, 9.45am – 11.30am, £1.50. Racquet Sports and Boccia, 12.15pm–1pm NSC, £1.75; Walk and Talk, 5.30pm–7pm, NSC, £1.50. Tuesdays,Walk and Talk, NSC, 9.30am–11.30am, £1.50; Walk and Talk, Ramsey Mooragh Park, (meet Rugby Club), £1.50, 9.30am–11.30am. Call Gianni 688556.

• Pilates, 9.30am and 10.45am, hot yoga 6pm and 7.30pm. Friday: kettlebells 7am and 1.10pm, get yoga fit 10am, hot yoga 6.30pm. Saturday: hot yoga, 10am and 11.30am. Sunday: hot yoga 10am and 11.30am. Monday: kettlebells 7am and 1.10pm, get yoga fit 10am, warm Pilates 5pm, hot yoga for beginners 6.30pm. Tuesday: 7am hot yoga, 5.30pm Pilates. Wednesday: kettlebells 7am and 1.10pm, get yoga fit 10am, hardcore 6 pack abs 5.45pm, Pilates 6.30pm at The Gym, Ramsey. Call 812100.

• Gentle Circuits, NSC, Douglas, 11am. Also Saturday. Call 688588.

• Pilates 2pm, 5.30pm and 7pm beginners to intermediate, 38 Woodbourne Square, Douglas. Call 491449.

• Chair-based exercise sessions, Onchan Youth and Community Centre, 1.30pm. Also Friday, Port Erin Methodist Church hall, 2pm; Monday, Ramsey town hall, 10.30am; Tuesday, Castletown Sandfield residents’ lounge, 2pm; Wednesday, Westlands’ residents’ lounge, Peel, 10.30am. Call 642668.

• Tai Chi Chuan, Lezayre parish hall, 2pm. Call 813222.

• Iyengar inspired yoga classes, men’s yoga, 6.30pm-8pm, mixed ability hatha yoga, Monday, 9.15am-10.45am mixed ability for over 60s; Monday, 11am-12.30pm, hatha yoga. Wednesday, 7pm-8.30pm mixed ability. All at Laxey Football Club. Call Jane on 863130 or janepycroft@manx.net

• Unite, mixture of yoga and pilates, 4pm-5pm. Also, Fridays 6pm legs, bums and tums, 7pm aerial suspension fitness. Saturdays, 9.30am zumba and 10.30am aerial fitness. Mondays, 6pm zumba and 7pm aerial yoga. Tuesdays, 6pm, fitness pilates and 7pm kettlebells. Wednesdays, 6pm, high intensity interval training and fitness yoga. Jillian’s Unique Fitness Solutions, 48 Loch Promenade, Douglas.

• Manx Fencing Club, Ashley Hill School, Onchan, 4pm. Also seniors at Ballakermeen High School, Douglas, 5pm; Tuesday, Arbory village hall, beginners at 4pm and Grade 1+ 5pm; Wednesday, Ramsey Grammar School, juniors at 5pm and seniors at 6pm, also at Ebenezer Hall, Kirk Michael, juniors at 6.30pm and adults at 7.30pm.

• Southern Gymnastics Club, Ballasalla School, 4pm. Also Tuesday, Castle Rushen High School, 5pm. Call 473741.

• Northern Gymnastics Club, Ramsey Grammar School, 5pm.

• Men on mats - core strength/Pilates class, 6pm-7pm. £8. Jillian’s Unique Fitness Solutions, 48 Loch Promenade, Douglas. Call 376574.

• Anti-gravity yoga at Savina’s Secret Studio, Glen Falcon Road, Douglas. 6.30pm. Call 203502.

• Western Athletics Club, QEII High School, 6.30pm.

• Zumba, Carrefour Health Club, Douglas, 6.30pm. Also Monday, 8pm; Wednesday, 9.45am.

• Cardiotone, Laxey Working Men’s Institute, 7pm-8pm. Also Monday 7pm-8pm. Call 452729/863602.

• Peel Badminton Club, Corrin Hall, Peel, 7pm.

• Aquafit, Western Swimming Pool, Peel, 7pm. Also Tuesday, 1.15pm.

• Aerobics and body toning, bring your own mat, Philip Christian Centre, Peel, 7pm. Also Monday, Park View hall, Kirk Michael. Call 455924.

• Yoga, Cooil Methodist hall, 7.15pm. Call 494489.

• Fencing for all ages. Ashley Hill School, 7.30pm. Also Monday, Andreas parish hall, 4.30pm; Tuesday, Arbory parish hall, 4pm and Ebenezer Hall, Kirk Michael, 6.30pm; Wednesday, Scoill Ree Gorree sports hall, Ramsey, 5pm. Call 880863.

• Pole fitness class at Savina’s Secret Studio, Glen Falcon Road, Douglas, 7.45pm. Call 203502.

• Zumba, The Dance Factory, Onchan Park, 7.30pm. Call 425270. Also Tuesday.

Friday, August 22

• Pilates at The Pilates Studio, Viking Longhouse, Middle Wharf, Peel, at 9.30am and The Studio, Falcon Road, Douglas, at 1pm; Monday, The Pilates Studio, Viking Longhouse, Middle Wharf, Peel, at 9.30am and Colby Methodist hall at 6pm; Wednesday, The Pilates Studio, Viking Longhouse, Middle Wharf, Peel, at 5.15pm and 6.30pm. Thursday, The Pilates Studio, Viking Longhouse, Middle Wharf, Peel, at 10am (chair-based Pilates for older, frailer adults) and beginners’ Pilates, 6.15pm. Saturday, 10am, The Pilates Studio, Peel. Equipment provided. Ring Lizzy Main on 427401 or visit www.pilates-isle-of-man.co.uk

• Zumba classes advanced, 10.30am. Also Tuesday Zumba intermediate 8.30am, and Zumba for beginners, Tuesday and Friday 9.45am at Zumba Isle of Man, Silvercraigs Hotel. Call 677776 or visit www.zumbaisleofman.com.

• Acrobatics, The Dance Factory, Onchan Park, 4.30pm.

• Manx ABC Boxing, Palace Terrace, Douglas. Juniors, 6pm. Seniors (age 16+), 7pm. Beginners welcome. Also Monday and Wednesday.

• Yoga, Morton Hall, Onchan, 6.30pm. Call 494489.

• Tai chi chuan, Murray’s Road School, Douglas, 7.30pm. Call 612305.

• Indoor bowls, Legion Hall, Port St Mary, 7.30pm. No experience necessary.

Saturday, August 23

• Pregnancy yoga, All Saints’ hall, Douglas, 10am. Call 461461.

• Yoga, Laxey Working Men’s Institute, 10.15am. Also Monday.

• Yoga, Arbory parish hall, 10.30am. Call 494489.

• Fun and fitness, NSC, Douglas, 11am-noon. Call 688588.

• St Mary’s football club mixed under 11s training, Pulrose football fields, 10.30am. Call 405859.

• Tae Kwondo beginners, Pinewood Complex, Pulrose, 10.45am. Also 6-7yrs, Wednesdays at 5.30pm and Monday and Wednesday, 8-13yrs at 6pm, all ages at 7.15pm. Text 432152.

Sunday, August 24

• Reikido, The Royal British Legion, Port Erin, 11am-12.30pm. Also Monday 8pm-9pm. Call Nick on 398955.

• Bowling club night, Port Erin Bowling Club, Breagle Glen, 4pm-6pm.

• Yoga and Nutrition, Karma Yoga Studio, Douglas. 6-7.30pm.

Monday, August 25

• Women’s activity morning, NSC, Douglas, 9.30am. Call 688556.

• Beginners yoga, 10am, Karma, 2nd Floor, 8 Victoria Street, Douglas. Also at 10am (over 60s half price, £5).

• Begin to Run ( running club for all abilities), Douglas seafront, meet Jubilee Kiosk, noon – 1pm, cost £2, call Trevor Christian for more details on 688576.

• Aquafit, NSC, Douglas, 1.30pm. Also Tuesday at noon and Wednesday at 6pm. Plus deepwater aquafit on Monday at 7.15pm, and Thursday deepwater at 6pm. Call 688556.

• Circuit training, NSC, Douglas, 6pm. Also Wednesday at 6pm. Call 688588.

• Exercise Boot Camp, Corrin Hall, Peel, 6.15pm. Also Wednesday, Philip Christian Centre, Peel, 6pm; Thursday, Glen Vine Church hall, 9.15am.

• Cardiotone, Laxey Working Men’s Institute, 7pm. Also Thursday. Call 452729.

• Women’s self-defence classes, British Legion hall, Port Erin, 7.30pm.

• Kirk Michael Badminton Club, Park View hall, 8pm. Call 878536.

Tuesday, August 26

• Fit2Go walking sessions, car park, Station Road, St John’s, 9am. For women looking to improve their fitness. £3.

• Pilates at 9.15am, 38 Woodbourne Square, Douglas. Pilates at 6.15pm Trinity Church, Ramsey. Also, balance and Pilates 1.30pm, Cooyrt Balleigh, Ramsey. No floor exercise. Call 491449.

• Cheerleading, All Saints’ Church hall, 4.30pm. Call 254499.

• Pilates, the hall at Church on The Rock, Ramsey, 6.15pm. Call 491449.

• Zumba, Fiesta Havana, Douglas, 7pm. Email sjh@manx.net.

• Tai Chi Chuan, Lezayre parish community hall, 7pm.

• IoM Karate Federation, Murray’s Road School, juniors 7pm, seniors 7.30pm. Call 612305.

• Early Morning Boot Camp, 6.15am-7am. Also Wednesday and Friday. Evening Boot Camp, 6pm-6.45pm, Tuesday and Thursday, and 9am-9.45am Saturday. Also kettlebell classes, Wednesday, 6pm-7pm, Saturday, 8am-8.45am, Marown Millennium hall. Call 465335.

Wednesday, August 27

• Gentle yoga, women’s class, Gena’s Dance Academy, Peel, 9.30am. Call 456782.

• Balance and Pilates, 10.30am, Manx Legion Club, Douglas. (No floor exercise). Call 491449.

• Gentle body toning, NSC, Douglas, 11am. Call 688588.

• Chair-based exercises/stretch and flex, NSC, Douglas, noon. Call 688588.

• Thompson Travel Netball Club junior training, Braddan School, 6pm. For ages 10-14.

• Valkyrs Hockey Club training, QEII astro pitch, Peel. Juniors (8+), 6pm; Seniors (13+), 7.30pm. Call 801802.

• Iyengar inspired yoga, 6pm-7.30pm, Brightlife, Andreas. Call Kel on 452015.

Thursday, August 21

• Halfway to Paradise - The Billy Fury Story, Gaiety Theatre, Douglas. 7.30pm.

• Summer Exhibition. Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin. A variety of original paintings from our very own Erin Arts Group. Until Friday, August 29.

• Dalby Village Photo Exhibition, Dalby village schoolrooms, 10am-5pm, throughout August.

• Paul Parker Manx landscapes exhibition at Studio 42, Port St Mary. Until September 7.

• 2014 marks 100 years since the start of the First World War. Holy Trinity Church, Patrick, will be hosting an exhibition of photographs, paintings and memorabilia to commemorate this occasion. Admission is free and all are welcome. The exhibition will be open daily from 10-5pm during August and September.

Thursday, August 21

• Port Erin WI, Port Erin Methodist Church hall, 9.30am. Call 818194.

• Manx Retirement Association stretch and flex at the NSC, Douglas, at 10am. Also, Friday, monthly luncheon at the Mount Murray Golf Club, at 12.30pm.

• Onchan Pensioners Club, Morton Hall, Castletown, coffee morning; Friday, sequence dancing, 2pm-4.30pm; Saturday, Arabian dancing, 9am-1pm; Monday, Bridge, 2pm-5pm and 7pm-11pm; Tuesday, coffee morning including raffle, 10am-noon; Wednesday, whist drive, 7pm-10pm.

• Soundcheck, Youth Arts Centre, Douglas, 6.30pm. Also Monday and Tuesday (6pm-9pm). Monday, Castletown YC (6pm-9pm) and Wednesday Ramsey YC (6.30pm-9.30pm).

• Ramsey WI, St Paul’s Church Lounge, Market Place, Ramsey, 7.30pm.

Friday, August 22

• Castletown Over 60s Club, afternoon tea, 2pm, Civic Centre, Castletown.

Sunday, August 24

• Manx Footpaths Conservation Group walk, Niarbyl Cafe car park, 10.30am.

Monday, August 25

• Mannin Art Group, 10am, at St Paul’s hall, Ramsey.

• Onchan Ladies’ Choir, Methodist hall, 1.30pm. Call 673453.

• Vannin Bridge, Onchan pensioners hall, 2pm. Also Thursday.

• Onchan Rotary Club, The Max Restaurant, Groudle Road, 6.30pm.

• Onchan Silver Band practice, the band room, off Main Road, Onchan, beginners 6.30pm and seniors 7.30pm.

Tuesday, August 26

• St John’s Art and Craft Group, Methodist hall, 9.40am. Bring your own art and craft. Call 851364.

• Manx Retirement Association Douglas/Onchan coffee morning, at The Cat with No Tail, Douglas, at 10.30am. Also Wednesday, miniature golf at the Onchan Pleasure Park at 2pm. Plus visit to airport control tower at 7pm.

• The Tuesday Group, flexible learning room to try your hand at basic crafts, have a chat, coffee and fun, Peel Clothworkers’ School, 1.15pm. Pre-school children catered for. Call 614180.

• Isle of Man Chess Club, Belsfield Hotel, Church Road Marina, Douglas, 7.30pm. Call 495097.

• Castletown Metropolitan Silver Band rehearsals, Queen Street Mission Hall, 7.30pm.

• Rotary Club of Rushen and Western Mann meet Falcon’s Nest Hotel, Port Erin, 7.30pm.

• Mannin Quilters, Ballabeg Methodist hall, 7.30pm-9pm. Call 628921. Also Wednesday at St Columba’s Catholic Church, Port Erin, 1.30-4pm.

Wednesday, August 27

• Sulby Art Club, 2pm-4pm at St Stephen’s Church hall. New members welcome. Call 488014.

• The Friendship Club for the over 60s, Onchan Baptist Church. Call 674255.

• Peel Belles WI, St Patrick’s Hall, Patrick Street, Peel, 7.30pm.

Derby Road in Peel has been closed this week for resurfacing, a move which angered Peel commissioners and residents.

The road runs past Shoprite, Peel Clothworkers’ School, the swimming pool and campsite with work scheduled to be completed today (Friday).

At the latest Peel Commissioners meeting, town clerk, Peter Leadley said: ‘We have received a lot of complaints from residents about this.’

Commissioner Kate Felton said: ‘What possessed them to do this during Manx Grand Prix week?’

Commissioner Alan Jones said: ‘They should have consulted with us.’

The board then agreed that they would write a letter to the Department of Infrastructure requesting that they be informed of future upcoming major roadworks in Peel.

The work was originally scheduled to go on from August 18 until August 31.

A statement from the Department of Infrastructure said: ‘Derby Road will be closed from its junction with Derby Drive to Ballaquane Road from 9.15am until 8pm daily, commencing August 18.

‘In order to maintain access to Kerroo Coar, Peel Clothworkers’ School and Western Swimming Pool and campsite, the job will be split into three sections:

‘Section One – Shoprite entrance through to halfway across Kerroo Coar, both carriageways.

‘Section Two – Continue from Kerroo Coar through to halfway across the entrance to Swimming Pool/Campsite.

‘Section Three – Swimming Pool and Campsite through to just before the roundabout.

‘The August 31 date was a contingency in case additional time was needed in the event of poor weather or delays in the work programme.

‘However, we do not intend to use the second week in order to avoid a clash with the Festival of Motorcycling.’

The Friends of Castletown Station will hold a new open air event at Castletown railway station this Saturday (August 23) from 11am to 5pm.

There will be fun games, a walking treasure hunt, bouncy castles, and refreshments; also an opportunity to go into the old engine shed and see some railway rolling stock. Castletown Metropolitan Silver Band will play; there will be a competition to select a Castletown railway princess for girls aged seven to 11 years. Admission is free.

Clients and associates of Hugh Logan Architects helped the Castletown-based firm mark 10 years in business at a reception at Bradda Glen Restaurant.

To coincide with the anniversary, HLA unveiled a new corporate identity as it enters a new chapter in the business’s development.

Director Hugh Logan, whose prominent projects include Skandia House in Onchan and Callow’s Yard in Castletown, told guests that HLA had taken a new direction, with a company formed late last year and now in operation, introducing ‘new blood and experience’ at board level.

‘It’s a new dawn for HLA, and an exciting one with great potential,’ Hugh said. ‘At the reception, in order to allow everyone to enjoy the lovely afternoon and beautiful location, I tried to avoid thanking individually the incredibly long list of people who have helped us reach where we are today.

‘However, there is one person to whom I did give special thanks – my secretary, Karen Wright, whose hard work and abilities have been invaluable to me over the years.

‘We’ve had to weather the economic downturn since 2008, and came through an extremely difficult period.

‘It was certainly a challenge, but I’m pleased to say that everything is now in place for the company to prosper in the years ahead.’

Born in the Scottish Highlands in 1957, Hugh was brought up in North Yorkshire and studied at the Oxford School of Architecture, completing undergraduate and postgraduate studies and passing his final Royal Institute of British Architects exam in 1983.

He moved to the island with his wife, Linda, and children in 1994, when he joined Davidson Marsh Barua (formerly Davidson Marsh & Co).Of the many and varied projects HLA has undertaken, Hugh counts the Ellan Veen apartments in College Green, Castletown and an affordable housing scheme at Hampton Farm at the top of New Castletown Road, Douglas, amongst the most rewarding.

An updated driving theory test is being introduced in the Isle of Man.

It has been developed by officers from the Department of Infrastructure in conjunction with their counterparts in Jersey and Guernsey.

The government says collaborative working has enabled the theory test questions to ‘reflect the unique aspects of driving in an island, as well as highlighting the differences that will be encountered if driving in the UK’.

It has also helped to cut the cost of the project.

The revised driving theory test is scheduled to come into effect for learner drivers and motorcycle riders from Thursday, September 4, replacing the current version which has been in place since 2004.

The computer-based test, which features multiple choice questions and answers and a section on hazard perception, must be passed before candidates can apply to take their practical driving examination.

Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne MHK said: ‘We are continually striving to improve driving standards in the Isle of Man to make our roads as safe as possible. The updated test should ensure that new drivers and riders have greater theory-based knowledge at the start of their motoring experience. It is important for learners to have a good understanding of the rules of the road before they get behind the wheel to take their practical driving test.’

He added: ‘I am delighted that we have been able to work in partnership with our colleagues in Jersey and Guernsey to develop the new theory test. Sharing expertise and costs has been beneficial for all parties.’

From September 4, learner drivers and motorcyclists taking the theory test will face questions designed to place greater emphasis on the demands of modern motoring, including safety and environmental issues, vehicle knowledge and being more considerate to other road users.

A new feature of the test is a voice-over option, which allows candidates to listen to the questions and answers being read out in English if required. This is designed to assist those who experience difficulties with reading.

All new provisional licence applicants receive a training package, including a CD featuring example questions and hazard perception clips, so they can practise before taking the theory test. This CD includes additional information and explanations, so anyone clicking a wrong answer can discover why it is incorrect and be guided towards the right answer.

The new CD asks people which island they live in – and selecting the ‘Isle of Man’ will ensure that no questions specific to Jersey or Guernsey will appear.

Candidates applying to take the theory test after September 4 should practise using the updated training package. Anyone who has the previous version can exchange it free of charge at the Isle of Man College of Further and Higher Education or at the Vehicle Test Centre on Ballafletcher Road, Tromode.

The funeral of a motorcyclist Neil Walker will take place next week.

It will take place on Thursday (August 28) at St Paul’s Church in Ramsey, followed by interment at Lezayre Churchyard.

Mr Walker, a 43-year-old father of two from Ramsey, was well known through his work as a joiner and as a retained firefighter.

He died on August 6 when his motorcycle and a car collided near Bulgham Bay on the coast road between the Dhoon and Laxey.

His death notice describes him as the beloved husband of Jenny, devoted father of Megan and Jake, and much-loved son of Joan and the late Donald.

The family have requested that there should be family flowers only at the funeral, with donations in lieu to the Hyperbaric Chamber, Manx Grand Prix Helicopter Fund or The Fire Service Benevolent Fund.

The inquest into Mr Walker’s death was opened last week.

It said he died due to multiple injuries.

The full inquest will be heard at a later date.

Funeral directors Corkhill and Callow of 4 Christian Street, Ramsey, are making the arrangements.

After Mr Walker died, chief fire officer Kevin Groom said: ‘Neilwas a truly professional firefighter who had served at Ramsey fire station for over 22 years.’

The driver of the Volkswagen Golf involved in the accident was treated in hospital for a minor head injury but later released. His two passengers were shaken but uninjured.

The new Manx Premier League swings into action on Sunday with the first games in this IPL-style T20 competition.

Over the next two weeks, four specially selected sides will compete for the MPL Trophy.

They first play each other in a league format with the top two teams going through to the final at Mullen-e-Cloie on Sunday, August 31.

Four captains were nominated – Mark Williams, Ollie Webster, Phil Littlejohns and Ryan Windell. They each chose a wicketkeeper then, two selections at a time, the the rest of their squad.

The general rules were that no more than four senior players could come from the same club and each side must have at least two members of the island junior development squad.

Two grounds are to be used – Crosby and Mullen-e-Cloie. Ali Ansari is the tournament director.

This looks exciting and could be a big pointer to the future.

Squads

Manannans: Mark Williams (capt), Drew Buxton, Kieran Cawte, Chris Hawke, Nick Hawke, Saad Jaffrey, Nathan Knights, Neil Jacobs, Jack Newberry, Ewan Quayle, Sam Riordan, John Short, Floris Venter.

Bugganes: Ollie Webster (capt), Tom Burrows, Luke Lacey, Russell Miller, Sam Mills, Matt Ogden, Christo Roelofse, Andrew Ronan, Zubair Siddiqi, Alex Stokoe, Harry Wilson, Paul Nicholson, Dean Wales.

Fenodyrees: Phil Littlejohns (capt), George Burrows, Joe Burrows, Sam Callister, Matt Cregeen, Paul Fleming, Jack Hanlon, Adam Killey, Dan Laughlin, Chris Nash, Nathan Pope, Akkie Van Den Berg, Mark Walker.

Glashtyns: Ryan Windell (capt), Seb Aycock, Jack Gerrard, Richard Jackson, Tom Kennaugh, Chris Langford, Arun Mahalingham, Tom Reader, Jack Rowlands, Max Stokoe, Nick Wild, Alex Williamson.