Better position than 12 months ago
Staffing numbers at the Isle of Man Constabulary are improving, but there's no room for complacency.
That's according to Chief Constable Gary Roberts.
Over the last few years, he has said the force was down to the bare bones, and could not cope with any more cuts.
The chief constable says things are looking up somewhat, and it is now in a slightly better position than it was a year ago:
Crime on the Island continues to fall while serious incidents create 'exceptional demand'
Chief Constable Russ Foster's Annual Report published
As heatwave heads our way, how do we stay safe in the sun?
Island could reach 27 Celsius on Thursday
Castletown Commissioners celebrating 130 years of Poulsom Park
Event has been organised to commemorate anniversary
Cost of a passport set to increase this summer
Treasury says higher fees will mirror fees introduced in the UK earlier this year
