Victims of domestic abuse are reminded they can discreetly ask for help in Island pharmacies.
The code word 'ANI' stands for 'Action Needed Immediately,' which was established in 2020 to support victims locally.
Pharmacies taking part in the scheme have received specialist training, and will have discreet signs posted in shops.
When you 'ask for Annie,' a pharmacy worker will offer you a private space and understand if you need to speak to police or access support services.
Mountain Road partly reopens
The Northern end of the Mountain Road has reopened.
Island resident claims £125,000 National Lottery prize!
A lucky Island winner has come forward to claim a £125,000 National Lottery win.
Man who bit off ear in public TT attack has appeal thrown out
A man who bit off an ear in an unprovoked attack in a Douglas has had a planned appeal against his sentence thrown out.
Northern Civic Amenity Site reopens from Monday
The Northern Civic Amenity Site will reopen next week.
Smudge the Cat sparks rescue after being locked in shop!
One of the best-known four-legged shop patrons in Douglas found herself in a spot of bother last night.
MHK hits out over UK's assisted dying announcement
An MHK says the UK's refusal to put Manx assisted dying laws forward for Royal Assent is "concerning".
DJ and former Island resident dies after battling cancer
Former Island resident Andy Kershaw has died.
Nursing organisation to contact staff over pay offer
The Royal College of Nursing says it'll consult staff members about Manx Care's latest pay offer next week.
