Port Erin Commissioners have criticised dangerous littering on the town’s beach.
It took to social media to post pictures of broken beer bottles half-buried in the sand.
The local authority added its tractor-drawn surf rake is currently out of use, and so staff were having to clean the beach manually.
It said that as the beach becomes more popular, problems with waste were getting worse - and options to deal with this would be reviewed by the board next year.
Police appeal after memorial bench stolen
Police are appealing to the public for information after a memorial bench was stolen.
Over 200 year old tree to be cut down due to Dutch elm disease
A historic tree in the north which died of Dutch elm disease will need to be cut down soon.
Liverpool ferry cancelled after delays
Today's afternoon sailing to Liverpool, originally delayed by over three hours, has now been cancelled.
New bus service to south is being launched
Bus Vannin is officially launching its new route to the south of the island on Saturday
Liverpool ferry now delayed by three hours due to generator issues
This afternoon's sailing to Liverpool is now delayed by three hours as engineers are still working on the Manannan's faulty generator.
Police seek red Kia car driver
Police are appealing for a motorist to come forward after they drove past an incident in St John's yesterday evening.
Works on horse tramway unlikely to be completed for 150th anniversary, says minister
The infrastructure minister says works on the capital’s horse tramway will likely not be completed in time for the attraction’s 150th anniversary.
Scouting For Girls date set
Pop band Scouting For Girls are set to return to the Island, after their show last October was cancelled due to Storm Ashley.
