Douglas Borough Council is reminding people glitter can't be recycled.
It comes as Glitter can be a staple craft item for children, especially at Christmas time, but must be disposed of correctly.
Anything with glitter on should not be placed in recycling boxes, but instead re-used or put straight in the bin.
The Council says it presents the same issues as micro-beads, as it's made of tiny pieces of plastic bonded with aluminium.
Nearly £1m on recruitment benefits in last 10 years
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Church in West wants protection for windows
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MHK to question car tax payments in HOK
Should splitting your car tax payments be cheaper?
Do you speak legal lingo?
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Government and hospitality body to work together
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Chief Minister meets with Jersey Ministers and officials
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Free period products on HOK agenda next week
Should the government provide free sanitary products for women?
Bus Vannin fares and routes to change from May 7
A new bus timetable from next week brings with it increases to ticket prices.
