Home Affairs News

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...

Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey MHK has today (Tuesday 25 October 2016) announced the delegation of Department duties to his newly appointed political...

The Isle of Man Constabulary is set to undergo a digital transformation that will radically update its use of technology across the whole force. Central to...

Individuals who are interested in serving the local community and supporting efforts to keep people safe are being encouraged to consider a career in the Isle...

Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson has today (Friday 12 August 2016) officially opened Tromode House as the new hub for the Isle of Man’s probation...

Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson MHK has today (Tuesday 9 August 2016) performed the sod cutting ceremony at the site in Ronaldsway that will be developed...

The Department of Home Affairs has announced that it is to use the former police station in Port Erin as a staff development centre.

The Department of Home Affairs is seeking feedback to support its work to shape the future of criminal justice, sentencing and offender management in the Isle...

The number of crimes recorded in the Isle of Man has fallen below 2,000 for the first time in more than 45 years. End-of-year statistics released by the Isle...

Community service orders are playing an increasingly important part in efforts to reduce reoffending in the Isle of Man. Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson...