The Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association has come up with a unique way of raising money.
Residents can now drop off different types of waste packaging to the Southern Amenity Site to raise money for the charity.
The recycling programme makes it possible for locals to rid themselves of items that are normally too difficult or costly to recycle.
Theresa Grainger told us more about the initiative:
DOI issues advice over salt bins
The Department of Infrastructure says if your local grit bin has run out of salt, you can report it to be restocked.
Airport won't reopen today, says government
Ronaldsway Airport will not reopen today because of the weather conditions.
FSA wrongly applied exemption in FOI request
The Financial Services Authority has been told to reconsider its response to a Freedom of Information request after wrongly saying it included personal data.
Schools won't reopen today
Schools will remain closed for the rest of the day.
Circus to be K-pop themed
The circus is coming back to town - promising a K-pop spectacular!
Post deliveries suspended because of snow
The Post Office says all deliveries are suspended this morning because of the snow.
Schools closed this morning, with review later
The government's announced schools will be closed this morning, Monday, January 5.
Petition started to protect rights of immigrants
A petition's been launched to protect the right of immigrants to settle after living on Island for five years.
