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Climate Change Single Use Plastics Regulations 2022 Effective from 19 October 2023, the Isle of Man will cease the supply of specified single-use plastics. Notably, the Isle of Man took an early

News > 2018 > Feb > 28

An Island primary school has plastics in its sights as it strives do its bit for the planet.  Pupils at Ashley Hill Primary have taken up the challenge to reduce use of, and recycle more, single

News > 2019 > Jul > 23

all seen the unforgettable and unimaginable images of animals whose lives have been damaged or in some cases lost because of avoidable single use plastics. This plan will help us to protect and cherish

News > 2018 > Nov > 30

The threat to the environment posed by single-use plastics is highlighted at a charity event being launched tonight (Friday). UNESCO Biosphere Isle of Man and Manx Wildlife Trust have collaborated

News > 2018 > Jul > 10

The Isle of Man Government is taking action to reduce single use plastics within the public service. The plan, which has been developed by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture

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News > 2018 > Jun > 22

of issues, including developments in relation to Brexit and action to tackle marine litter and single use plastics. The British-Irish Council (BIC), established under the terms of the Good Friday peace

News > 2018 > Feb > 28

The perils posed by plastics are being explored by pupils at Victoria Road Primary School.  To recognise the harm plastics cause to marine life, Year 2 pupils in Giraffe class are creating a large

News > 2023 > Jul > 19

Businesses are reminded that a range of common single-use (SUP) plastics items, such as straws and carrier bags, will be banned on the Isle of Man in three months’ time. Tynwald members voted