As concerns mount in the UK that it could lose neighbourhood policing, chief constable Gary Roberts says the same risk remains here.
The Island was first to trial neighbourhood policing, establishing a successful model that has brought about significant crime reduction figures over the last decade.
It comes at a cost however and in light of cut backs may no longer continue to be sustainable.
Mr Roberts says it should not be allowed to disappear:
Rally action to get underway this week
There'll be motorsport action around the Island this week, with the Manx National Rally.
Chief Minister meets with Jewish Council
The Chief Minister has met with representatives of the Commonwealth Jewish Council during a visit to the Island.
Manx Care's TT plans will be be ready soon
Health Minister Claire Christian says Manx Care hopes to finalise its plans for TT shortly.
Roadworks around Southern race circuit for two weeks
Roadworks are taking place around the Billown circuit from today, Tuesday, May 5, in preparation for the Southern 100 races in July.
Absolutely quackers! Highways workers rescue ducklings
Workers from the Department of Infrastructure leapt into action to rescue some ducklings today.
Nurse pay offer vote result released soon, says union
A nursing union says it'll reveal if its members will back a new Manx Care pay deal in the coming days.
First callout for Port St Mary lifeboat coxswain
Port St Mary's lifeboat coxswain was called into action for the first time at the weekend.
Gas main work shuts Port St Mary roads
Two roads in Port St Mary will be closed at different times for more than a month from this week.
