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A senior police officer says there is 'no room for complacency', despite levels of recorded crime in the Isle of Man standing at a 30-year low.
Recorded crime is at its lowest level since the early 1980s, although the number of public order offences has risen.
Superintendent Paul Cubbon says there is a clear reason for that:
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MHK to bring forward proposal at next Keys sitting
More than 2,400 pupil suspension days across secondary schools in 23/24
Increases this academic year at St Ninians but drops at three other schools
Douglas man faces GBH charge
34-year-old yet to enter pleas
MHK wants Island to adopt health recruitment Code of Practice
Ashford wants to ensure Manx Care doesn't recruit from struggling countries
Don't interfere with livestock when out walking, says MNFU
MNFU says some assume lambs have been abandoned
Speaker's bid to ensure all FoI responses are published
Juan Watterson MHK is tabling a motion on the issue next month
