Flour and eggs have previously been thrown
There are renewed warnings from police to those taking part in Hop-tu-Naa festivities to be mindful of their actions.
Previously eggs and flour have been thrown - something the constabulary says can cause residents to be 'very upset'.
Speaking on Manx Radio Breakfast this morning, PC Paddy Moore and PC Michael Griffiths discussed what impact Halloween has on the community:
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