Home affairs minister issues bill pledge, plans refuge
The Department of Home Affairs says it's looking to do more to tackle domestic abuse.
Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey has promised the first reading of a new bill designed to better deal with such crimes will take place in October or November.
Speaking alongside Chief Constable Gary Roberts on Manx Radio's Perspective programme earlier, Mr Malarkey said he's also looking to set up a new facility:
Inquest into death of MGP competitor reconvened
Louis O'Regan sustained fatal injuries in incident at Kate's Cottage
Chief minister calls extraordinary meeting to discuss impact of Middle East conflict
Economic National Strategy Board to assess potential inflationary pressures
Government responds to reports linking new Iranian leader to Island-registered company
"The Isle of Man takes matters relating to financial crime, sanctions compliance and the integrity of the international financial system extremely seriously"
Manx Care reviewing pathways and support for those with suspected Covid-19 vaccine injury
It follows a number of listening sessions last year
Hopes traffic will be improved around Douglas amid road closure
White Hoe closure caused significant delays for motorists on its first day