Police have been criticized over their response to a Freedom of Information request about complaints to the Department of Home Affairs.
The Island's Information Commissioner was asked to look at the case after officers took 50 days to respond - well over the 20 days specified by law.
An investigation also found there hadn't been a proper search for the information and no proper refusal notice had been sent.
The Constabulary was told to reassess its response to the request.
DOI minister apologises over incorrect Tynwald answer
The Minister of Infrastructure has apologised for giving an MHK incorrect information in a response to a Tynwald question.
UK bikers rally to raise cash for injured sidecar team
A huge event in the UK next weekend is hoping to raise cash for a sidecar team who crashed in this year's TT.
Viking Longboat races postponed
Bad weather means a popular event in Peel won't be held today.
Award wins are grate news for Creamery
Isle of Man Creamery is celebrating after a double win in an international industry award scheme.
Be a part of the Big Day Out
The Children's Centre's annual fundraising Big Day Out takes place today.
Plea to help hedgehogs survive the heat
The Island's hedgehogs are suffering in the long spell of hot, dry weather, according to a charity.
Richard III loyal supporters are no more
A society set up to honour the followers of one of England's most controversial monarchs has been dissolved.
Witness appeal after Ballasalla incident
Police are asking witnesses to come forward after an incident in the south of the Island this week.
