Rising costs are not a factor in decision says Chair
An Island based charity says it may be forced to close if new volunteers aren't found to revitalise the organisation.
Zero Waste Mann has been in operation for over 20 years and aims to promote awareness surrounding waste and how best to reduce it - through community projects and legislation.
The charity's chair Andrew Jessopp says it's not a case of being short of money:
More taxpayers' cash could be spent on 'cleaner heating'
DEFA seeking Tynwald approval for new scheme
Financial leaders from small countries visiting Island
Delegates from 25 small nations attending seven-day event
New liquor licence proposed to support private events sector
Developed in conjunction between DfE and hospitality sector
Former health minister warns another overspend could be unavoidable
Tynwald approved an additional £20.8m following 2025-26 overspend
'Direct operational adjustments' considered to clamp-down on 'audience behaviour'
VillaGaiety responds to complaints after David Gray performance