30 July 2026
PO Box 986 Douglas Isle of Man IM99 2TB
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Working together to make a difference

KPMG in the Crown Dependencies and Recycle Collect are working together to encourage and increase recycling on the Isle of Man, with a KPMG sponsored and branded recycling collection vehicle.

Social enterprise Recycle Collect Limited has provided a kerbside recycling service to areas outside of Douglas for over two years, collecting cans, paper, glass, cardboard, plastic and cartons.

Considerable support has been shown by the public for the enterprise, with a growing private customer base, leading to the team now working together with three local authorities to provide a more sustainable waste disposal option to their residents.

Working together

Clara Isaac from Recycle Collect says, “Working with likeminded businesses on the island, such as KPMG, plays an important part in raising awareness of the need for more sustainable and accessible waste disposal solutions here on the Isle of Man.

“Recycle Collect’s kerbside collections make recycling easy and convenient for everyone and in the last 12 months we have collected 165 tonnes of recyclables! We are delighted to announce our collaboration with KPMG to help create a more sustainable island.”

Nick Quayle, Partner at KPMG in the Crown Dependencies comments, “Working with Recycle Collect is one way in which we’re taking proactive steps towards sustainability.

“We want to practice what we preach and lead by example, by investing in initiatives that make a positive impact on both local and global levels. Collaborative efforts like these are crucial for promoting environmental responsibility and creating a cleaner, greener future for our communities.”

Charlie Morrey is a Broadcast & Multi Media Journalist for Manx.News and also is a Presenter on Energy FM. Charlie has previously written for Isle of Man Newspapers, magazines and also started her broadcasting career with Manx Radio.

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