Douglas City Council has reported a further act of vandalism at the Art Deco public toilets in Noble’s Park.

The council said on Monday (November 9) that damage had been caused to the facilities, describing the incident as ‘completely unacceptable’.

In a statement, it said vandalism not only resulted in unnecessary repair costs, which ultimately fell to ratepayers, but also inconvenienced residents and visitors who relied on the toilets.

The council said people expected the facilities to remain clean, safe and available for use.

The latest incident has been reported to the Isle of Man Constabulary, with the council appealing for anyone with information to come forward.

Anyone who can help identify those responsible is asked to contact police or send a private message to Douglas City Council.

The council also thanked the majority of people who used the facilities respectfully and helped ensure they remained available for everyone.

It is not clear how much the latest damage will cost to repair or when the facilities will be fully restored.

The Art Deco toilets are located within Noble’s Park near The Grandstand, one of Douglas’s main public recreational spaces.