Special Constables on the Island could be getting new rules.
When Tynwald sits in October, the Department of Home Affairs will lay a set of new regulations before the court.
The rules would replace guidelines dating back to 2020, and update standards, performance and conduct.
And the regulations would also introduce new rules on personal records, including fingerprints and samples, and drug testing.
Possible disruption to bus services this evening
Bus Vannin's warning passengers of more possible disruption today.
Ramsey cannabis café heads to Douglas for one-night event
A cannabis café from Ramsey says it'll be coming to Douglas tonight.
Thousands of names to be read at Gaza remembrance vigil in Douglas
A vigil will be held today for more than 10,000 children killed during the Gaza conflict.
Farmers’ Market marks 20 years in northern town
A town in the north is celebrating 20 years of its Farmers’ Market this weekend.
Rally action heads north for second day
The second day of a large motorsport event gets underway today.
Government reminds event organisers to submit notification forms
The Department of Home Affairs is reminding event organisers to make the government aware of their plans ahead of upcoming events.
National Sports Centre reminds users to respect The Bowl rules
The National Sports Centre has issued a reminder about the rules in place at The Bowl.
Child benefits applications go online
The Treasury says applications for child benefits can now be made online.
