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.
Island's rate of inflation rises this month, driven by hospitality and tobacco prices
The Island's rate of inflation rose to 2.8 percent this month, with the biggest drivers being hospitality and alcohol and tobacco prices.
Plans for electric vehicle charging bays at the airport
There are plans to build charging bays for electric cars at Ronaldsway Airport.
Ben-My-Chree sailing delayed by four hours due to damaged pipe
The Ben-My-Chree's 8:30am sailing to Heysham has been delayed by four hours due to damaged firefighting equipment in the car deck, the Steam Packet has announced.
L'experience to close after 44 years in business
A popular Douglas restaurant has announced it will be closing its doors after 44 years in business.
More delays to sailings this morning as Ben-My-Chree steps in following Manxman smoke emergency
There are further ferry delays affecting this morning’s sailings, August 20.
MGP organisers say rider's condition is "serious" after latest qualifying crash
Manx Grand Prix Organisers have announced it was rider Garry Broughton who was involved in the red flag incident during yesterday evening's qualifying.
Rainbow Baby Week is for those who have lost children
The Jane Crookall Maternity Unit is currently marking Rainbow Baby Week, which raises awareness about pregnancy after losing a child.
Government finishes building new £3.3m Sexual Assault Referral Centre
The government has finished building a new £3.3 million Sexual Assault Referral Centre.
