There has been a 14.7% reduction in anti-social behaviour on the Island, according to the Chief Constable.
In the Isle of Man Constabulary's Annual Report, Chief Constable Russ Foster said incidents of anti-social behaviour fell from 566 to 483 during 2025 and 2026.
Juvenile incidents also fell by 12.7%.
Mr Foster said a focus on neighbourhood policing has strengthened officer engagement within communities and will continue as officer numbers grow.
Eclipse looms amid viewing glasses shortage
Don't look at the sun directly during tonight's eclipse!
The Nook tightens toilet access after non-customer use
A business in the south of the Island says from now on, you'll need a code to use its toilets.
Government to review 100 arms-length bodies
The government says it's planning to review all of its arms-length bodies before deciding whether to keep them, merge them or close them down.
Grass fire near homes in Regaby tackled by firefighters
Fire crews from Laxey and Ramsey tackled a grass fire near homes in the north of the Island yesterday afternoon.
Census response rates revealed for each constituency
People in the chief minister's constituency have completed the most census forms, while those in Douglas East are bottom of the table.
Drivers told to ignore red flags during TT course test
Manx Grand Prix organisers say there's no need to pull over if you're red-flagged on the TT course this morning.
Watch out for runners in Ramsey this evening
An athletics club in the north of the Island is asking motorists in Ramsey to keep an eye out for runners later.
Online fundraiser to help Peel mum after daughter's cancer diagnosis
A woman in Peel has launched an online fundraiser to help a friend be with her daughter as she's treated for cancer.
