Douglas Council has admitted to removing litter bins from around the borough.
It comes after the new fortnightly bin collection was introduced in October.
In response to a written question Councillor Falk Horning said: “Where there is evidence pedestrian litter bins are being used by households to dispose of their rubbish, the bin is temporarily removed to limit the behaviour."
This was a phenomenon ahead of the change in waste service and every effort is made to identify the household responsible”.
The statement was made at the council’s December public meeting.
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