Home Affairs News

Eight new police officers are on the beat in the Isle of Man, strengthening efforts to maintain community safety. The latest recruits started work as...

The continued rationalisation of its estate will play an important role in helping the Department of Home Affairs to meet its budget target for...

The Department of Home Affairs is seeking planning approval to convert Tromode House into a rehabilitation and resettlement centre and new base for the...

The recycling of waste at the Isle of Man Prison is continuing to achieve significant benefits and savings. As well as helping to cut operating costs and...

An initiative is being launched in the Isle of Man to support young and vulnerable people during police interviews. The Appropriate Adult scheme is a...

Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson MHK has welcomed further evidence of the role played by the Youth Justice Team in diverting young people away from a life...

A sewing project at the Isle of Man Prison is benefitting hospital patients and generating significant savings for the Department of Health and Social Care.

The units being used in the construction of the Isle of Man Constabulary’s new custody block will arrive in the Island this week. The modular buildings have...

The Department of Home Affairs has welcomed plans to incorporate a new base for the Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team within a modernised Community Centre in...

The high regard in which the Isle of Man Constabulary is held by the Manx public was reflected at a series of recent meetings organised by the Police...