Manx Utilities is urging people to think about what they flush down the toilet after reports of raw sewage on a beach in the west of the Island.
A Peel community Facebook group posted footage online at the weekend, claiming to show toilet paper, sanitary products and human waste on Peel beach.
It's now prompted the authority to remind people not to flush sanitary products and wet wipes.
In a Facebook post, it says they should be binned instead.
Plans to stop sewage being released into sea from toilets
The Department of Infrastructure says it wants to improve sewage on Peel Breakwater to stop it being released directly into the sea.
Island-wide dress down day for grief charity this week
A grief charity is holding an Island-wide dress down day this month.
Should election candidates publish business interests?
Should candidates in elections have to publish their business interests before people vote for them?
Village's High Street now closed for works
A village's main street is now closed for over a week for road works.
Employment laws among those to be discussed in Keys today
The House of Keys sits later, to discuss laws covering employment, income tax and education.
Gov launches cyber security advent calendar
The Island's Cyber Security Centre is launching its own special advent calendar this month.
Men's support group needs volunteers for new branch
A local men's support group is opening a new branch in Peel.
18 girls and 23 boys born last month
41 babies were born on the Isle of Man last month.
