Haberdashery shop has been in Port Erin for 30 years
The proprietors of one of Port Erin's longest standing businesses is preparing to close the door after more than 30 years in the village.
Ann Morton, and her husband John, are hoping to sell 'New Generation' as a going concern.
The sewing machine and haberdashery shop has 25 percent off most stock.
Ann, who is now 84, told Manx Radio she thinks now is the right time to retire:
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