A metal recycling scheme in a Guernsey parish has proved so successful it is being repeated for a third weekend.
Last weekend residents of the western parishes filled four skips outside Forest school with their unwanted metal objects.
The Forest Douzaine set up the scheme as part of a drive to reduce pressure on Guernsey's landfill site.
Local douzaineer Bob Bartlett believes there is scope for the scheme to become island-wide.
Organisers have stressed it is not to be used for large items such as washing machines and cookers.
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