The amount of sewage being treated at the Island's largest waste plant has reduced by almost 10 per cent over the past five years.
A Freedom of Information request to the Manx Utilities Authority asked how much sewage is being treated at the Meary Veg plant in Santon.
In its response, the MUA says the figure's steadily dropped since 2012.
It says the amount has fallen from just under 12.3 million cubic metres in 2012, to 11.1 million in 2016.
Braddan gym hoping for industry award success
An Island gym is in the running for a prestigious award.
Ramsey's cannabis club to shut as business relocates
A cannabis club in Ramsey says it's closing down - although its founder says it's not the end of the road.
Nearly 1 in 7 affected by poverty, says report
A Tynwald committee set up to look into poverty levels on the Island says the court should continue its work.
Soggy bottoms expected at Bake Off musical!
A musical inspired by a hit baking TV show is coming to the Isle of Man this November.
Castletown's square reopens to traffic this week
Castletown commissioners say this year's summer closure of Market Square comes to an end this week.
Boy's murder trial gets underway today
A teenager accused of stabbing a boy to death in Ramsey will go on trial this week.
Mum's plea to parents after son attacked at football
A mum's appealed on Facebook for parents to talk to their children after her son was attacked as he played football.
Company issues advice over mobile network upgrade
A mobile phone company says customers on the Island might notice some problems as it upgrades its network.
