Could Douglas Council move back to weekly bin collections?
That's the hope of Councillor Karel Ver Elst, who's put a motion forward for debate by the local authority.
He's called for residents to be consulted about scrapping the fortnightly collections - on the understanding moving back to weekly bin collections could cost ratepayers more.
The motion will be discussed when councillors meet on Wednesday, June 10 from 2.30pm in Douglas City Hall on Ridgeway Street.
Fire alarm fault temporarily closes cannabis club
The Island's first cannabis club says it's had to close for safety reasons after problems with fire alarms.
Breakwater works to start next month
Work to upgrade drainage and sewage treatment on Peel Breakwater will get underway in August.
Inaugural cycle race in Peel tonight
The first of a series of special sporting events will be taking place in Peel tonight.
Students invited to take part in TT film
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No transgender prisoners jailed over past five years
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Palace and UK government won't pay for Government House work
The royal family and UK government won't be chipping in to pay for work on the governor's Island home.
Big Ben experts to work on Castle Rushen's clock
The medieval clock on one of the Island's most iconic landmarks has been sent to the UK for conservation works.
