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A well-known firm in the Isle of Man's finance sector is back in its offices in Lord Street, Douglas, a year after a devastating fire.
Baker Tilly had to put its disaster recovery plan into operation, and has been working out of offices on the top floor of Isle of Man Newspaper's building, in Peel Road, for the last twelve months
Spokesman Andy Roy says it's been a difficult time, but staff are now in brand new offices which have been designed from scratch:
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