A volunteer beach-cleaning group says it hopes it's beaten vandals after rescuing a bin from the Sulby River.
Ramsey Coastguard helped drag the bin out of the river on Tuesday after it had been thrown in - it's now been put in the Poyll Doohey car park.
Bill Dale, the founder of Beach Buddies, says it's the third time the bin has been targeted.
It's now been chained and padlocked in place to deter those responsible.
Colder than average start to the year
January got off to a cold start this year, with an average temperature of 6.1 degrees Celsius.
What powers does government have for running tips?
What powers does the government have when it comes to running civic amenity sites?
First of retained firefighter recruiting events tonight
Fancy becoming a retained firefighter?
Port Erin announces rates rise
Port Erin Commissioners say rates in the area will rise by just under five per cent this year.
Nearly 200 work visas issued over three months
A total of 190 work visas were issued over three months last year, according to a response to a Freedom of Information request.
Plans for new northern gym
There are plans to turn an old restaurant in the North into a gym.
Senior police to give evidence to Tynwald committee today
Two senior police officers will give evidence to a Tynwald committee today.
How many complaints has health watchdog handled?
An MHK wants to find out how many complaints a healthcare watchdog's dealt with since it was brought in.
