If you are still stuck wondering what to do with your Christmas tree now that festivities are well and truly over, look no further than Kingston Smallholding Goat Farm on the Isle of Wight. Owners ...

With the Christmas celebrations over, the focus has now turned to the pot-festive clear-up, including what to do with the tree. For people across the Isle of Man a number of options are available ...

We're being encouraged to donate our used real Christmas Trees to a good cause this New Year. The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has revealed that its donkeys are quite partial to chewing on them ...

The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has encouraged Islanders to donate their Christmas trees to feed their donkeys. In a post on Facebook, the donkey sanctuary has encouraged people to drop their ...

The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has encouraged Islanders to donate their Christmas trees to feed their donkeys. In a post on Facebook, the donkey sanctuary has encouraged people to drop their ...

LONDON - Evrima plc (AQSE:EVA), an investment issuer in the mining and exploration sector, has announced the retirement of Mr. Duncan Gordon from his position as Non-Executive Director ...

An Isle of Wight company is returning for the fifth year to recycle trees in exchange for a donation to charity. TDG Tree Services is collecting, chipping and recycling real Christmas trees on ...

MS Wood Art, in Foxdale, says it'll raise money for Crossroads Isle of Man by turning pieces of your Christmas tree into souvenirs. It'll produce memory trees which can be collected later this year.

An Island charity says it's ready to get an annual Christmas tree recycling scheme underway. Hospice Isle of Man says its Treecycling collection and recycle service will return in January. Trees will ...

The cultural organisation said the practice was once observed across the British Isles and parts of Northern Europe, but had "long since died out in all but the Isle of Man and Ireland".

And once the season passes, the famous tree takes on a new life. Once the tree comes down in January, it's turned into lumber for Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit that helps build affordable housing.