Over 110 firearms were handed into police as part of the Firearms and Weapons Surrender programme.
The bi-annual scheme is to encourage members of the public to hand in any unlicensed firearms, ammunition and other weapons without facing prosecution.
Officers say 112 firearms, 89 knives/swords and 15,000 rounds of ammunition were seized.
Chief Inspector Danny Rotchell says this surrender ensures the Island remains a safe place to be.
Racing delays may bring bus disruption
Bus Vannin says delays to racing may disrupt bus services today.
Grant funding to help restore cherished community church
An iconic old church in the north has been given a grant of thousands of pounds to help preserve it.
Most residents opposed to windfarm plans at public meeting
The majority of people at last night's public meeting to discuss plans for an offshore windfarm off the Island’s east coast were against it.
Summerland site being marketed as potential care home or hotel development
The former Summerland site on Douglas Promenade is being sold as a potential hotel or modern care home development.
Harris out of US Open after hard-fought match
Manx tennis player Billy Harris has exited the US open after a tough battle with Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime.
One week left to get your child the flu vaccine before school
Manx Care says there's just over a week to make sure your child's immunised against flu before they go back to school.
Today's MGP racing delayed by two hours due to rain
Manx Grand Prix organisers say today's racing will be delayed by two hours, due to heavy rain being forecast.
Ministers to consider windfarm plans
The Council of Ministers has agreed to examine a company's application to develop the first offshore windfarm in Manx territorial waters.
