IoM becomes first ever toilet twinned Island
A charity initiative is touring Manx roads to celebrate the Isle of Man becoming the first ever toilet twinned Island.
Toilet Twinning raises money to provide proper lavatories, clean water and hygiene education to developing countries.
Around 2.4bn people - a third of the world's population - currently live without a proper loo.
Chief Executive of Toilet Twinning Laura Kingsley is grateful for the Island's support.
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