Bride commissioners meet tonight, for the first time since pulling out of the north's civic amenity site.
The board meets from 7pm in the village's church hall.
On the agenda is the board's decision not to pay into the Northern Civic Amenity Site, with residents advised to take waste to Birchalls in Andreas.
Among the visitors at the meeting, which is open to the public, will be former Ayre MHK and Treasury Minister Eddie Teare.
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