Home Affairs News

Lieutenant Governor Sir Richard Gozney took part in a training exercise during a visit to Douglas Fire Station this week. Sir Richard was cut free from a...

The Department of Home Affairs is proposing to permit the use of a specialist e-cigarette at the Isle of Man Prison as part of a six-month pilot project. The...

The Department of Home Affairs is introducing new legislation that will enhance the Isle of Man’s reputation as a responsible international business...

A public consultation conducted by the Department of Home Affairs has revealed broad support for the introduction of border identity checks for people...

The Department of Home Affairs is working on the next step towards a major reform of the Isle of Man’s criminal justice service. Legislation is being drafted...

New regulations aimed at improving key aspects of fire safety in the Isle of Man came into operation on 1 January 2017. The Fire Precautions (Houses in...

The Department of Home Affairs is seeking to broaden the reach of an initiative with a proven track record of diverting young people from a life of crime. The...

A specialist training course was staged recently to strengthen the Isle of Man Prison and Probation Service’s ability to resolve challenging and potentially...

The new live fire training facility has been fully commissioned and is already helping to enhance life-saving skills and resilience within the Isle of Man...

At the end of another busy 12 months for the Isle of Man Civil Defence Corps, Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey MHK has highlighted the organisation’s vital...