Home Affairs News

The Department of Home Affairs is seeking to replace the communications system that plays a critical role in keeping our community safe. Minister Juan...

A group of prison staff and inmates have raised more than £2,000 for Rebecca House Children’s Hospice. The party undertook a sponsored walk from Jurby Prison...

The Department of Home Affairs has published a draft Order and is inviting public comment on plans contained within it to modernise the Police Codes of Practice.

Members of the public will have an opportunity to learn more about the modernisation of the Isle of Man Constabulary during a series of regional meetings. The...

An organisation that plays an important role in the smooth running of the Island’s criminal justice system is looking to appoint four new members. The Parole...

The modernisation of the Isle of Man’s criminal justice system aims to place even greater emphasis on the treatment of victims and witnesses.  The introduction...

Work is under way on the construction of a new custody block at Police Headquarters in Douglas – just days after Tynwald approval was granted.  Home Affairs...

Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson MHK has welcomed a further substantial reduction in the level of staff sickness absence across the Isle of Man...

An Isle of Man Prison Service dog and his handler have scooped a prestigious award at the British Police and Services Canine Association (BPSCA) Dog...

The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service is reorganising its management structure and service provision in order to meet current and future revenue savings...