Plans to develop a ‘live fire’ training facility in the Island are progressing well.
Approval’s been granted to locate the service – used to stimulate real-life emergencies - at the back of the Energy from Waste Plant.
Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson will seek approval for £607,000 to be spent on the project in Tynwald in June.
Missed opportunity in inmate's care, inquest finds
Craig Anderson was found in his cell in November 2022
Seven arrests made as part of King Gaming fraud and money laundering investigation
Officers raid business premises in Douglas
Motorists urged to avoid Cooil Road following RTC
The road has now reopened
Probation for man caught with knife at Sea Terminal
The court heard that he uses the bladed article for day-to-day 'farm work'.
Warning after tea towel tumble dryer fire
Fire crews called west on Thursday
Calls for Sarah's Law on Isle of Man
Petition launched to 'make Island safer'
