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News > 2013 > Mar > 27

of successful seizures of cash and drugs from ferry users . Over the last six months, joint operations have resulted in £60,000 in illegal drugs and £13,000 cash – which is thought to be the proceeds of crime

News > 2014 > May > 29

The Customs and Excise Division would remind the public that where the law permits the personal import of anabolic steroids or other medicines controlled as Class C drugs under the Misuse of Drugs

News > 2022 > Jul > 19

The Public Health Institute (PHI) at Liverpool John Moore’s University has been appointed by the Department of Home Affairs to undertake a review of the harms caused by illicit drugs on the Island

News > 2023 > Mar > 29

A number of households across the Island have been sent a survey which aims to gather residents’ views on the impact of illegal drugs and how the Island should respond to the issue of drugs. Around

News > 2023 > Nov > 13

This news release is issued to draw attention to a temporary change in the VAT rate for supplies of certain drugs and medicines. The VAT legislation relating to medicines supplied under patient

News > 2023 > May > 17

Members of the public are asked to register their interest to take part in a focus group on the 14 June, discussing how future policies can be shaped to reduce the harms from illicit drugs. It’s

News > 2019 > Dec > 17

evidence. In the meantime, the drugs have been made available throughout the British Isles, including now in the Isle of Man.  

News > 2016 > Jan > 29

The Isle of Man Constabulary is continuing to disrupt the supply of illegal drugs in the local community, with a number of notable seizures being made over the past three months. Heroin, cocaine

News > 2014 > Jul > 16

Kennaugh are regularly tested on an ongoing basis and others may be subject to random tests at certain events, for many this will be the first time that they have competed at a level where drugs tests

News > 2013 > May > 23

The UK Department of Health has recently announced that, following recommendations from its Advisory Council for the Misuse of Drugs (“UKACMD”), the 'legal high' Methoxetamine (known as ‘Mexxy’) has