Police in the South of the Island are appealing for information concerning a mystery charity who have been requesting second hand household items.
It’s believed the charity is called ‘Safe Today’, they're asking for second hand clothes, bedding, curtains, handbags, belts or shoes be left outside households with collection taking place later in the day.
If anyone has more information regarding the charity they’re urged to contact Port Erin Police station.
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