A plan will be put in place to reduce the amount of single use plastic used on the Island, according to the Chief Minister.
Howard Quayle was asked by Middle MHK Bill Shimmins in the House of Keys yesterday what government is doing about plastic waste on the Isle of Man.
In response, Mr Quayle says he's asked the Council of Ministers to develop a plan aiming to cut the amount used across the Island.
Mr Quayle says he wants to hear back from the commitee no later than May.
Fundraiser for badly injured Manx TT rider hits £28k
A fundraiser to help a Manx rider who was badly injured in the TT has reached over £28,500.
Breaking park's speed limit endangers children, say commissioners
Commissioners in the north of the Island have issued a plea to motorists speeding through a park where children play.
Police appeal after bike crash
Police are making an appeal for witnesses after a motorbike crash earlier this week.
No more TT this year - and Dean Harrison awarded Senior win
There'll be no more racing at this year's TT.
Condition updates on three riders after Friday crashes
TT organisers have provided condition updates on three riders after their crashes on Friday, June 5.
£10k raised by popular charity walk
A charity walk has raised £10,000 for a sports charity in the South.
Further two-hour delay to planned racing
TT organisers have announced another, two-hour delay to today's planned race schedule.
Mountain closed because of pressure on emergency services
The Department of Infrastructure says it's had to close the Mountain Road because of 'significant current pressures' on emergency services.
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