A key section of the Isle of Man's new prison has been handed over for use.
Completion of the Works Department means contractors can now start the job of kitting-out the new facility at Jurby.
The next stage is to finish mechanical and electrical work - and install the security systems.
The prison is expected to be complete - and ready for the main handover - later this year.
Head of works Barry Clark says the project is progressing well:
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