The government's urging people to stop fly-tipping after another incident in the countryside.
This latest offence involved building materials, including large sheets of glass, being dumped on a green lane near the Round Table Road, east of Dalby.
It comes after a spate of cases around the Island, with two in the North last week.
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture's warning fly-tipping carries fines up to £5,000, and poses a serious risk to the environment.
Police praise safety measures after four fatality-free years
Police say they're celebrating the fact no one has died on open roads during the TT or MGP in four years.
IoD survey reveals frustration with Manx Government
Manx businesses say there is growing frustration with the government and a lack of focus on economic growth.
Onchan street signs could get a Manx makeover
An Onchan Commissioner wants all new street signs in the village to include Manx wording.
Minimum wage rise set for April 2026
Tynwald will be asked to approve a rise in the Island's minimum wage next month.
Wool you be mine? Local farm offers sheep adoption
Ever dreamt of being a sheep farmer? Well now's your chance!
Government to help more young people onto the property ladder
The Isle of Man Government says it will boost financial support for first-time buyers to tackle the Island’s housing shortage.
Theatre workshop for aspiring teenagers starts tomorrow
The government's inviting teenagers to take part in a theatre programme with the Kensington Arts organisation in Douglas.
Isle Listen to help young adults get back into work
A new pilot programme will launch this Autumn to help young adults re-enter the workforce.
