Charities and businesses have been asked to come forward with ‘meaningful’ work projects to help rehabilitate inmates at the Island’s prison.
The government hopes the partnership scheme will benefit local organisations while occupying and helping to retrain offenders.
Home affairs chiefs are focusing on providing jobs that can be undertaken within the prison walls.
Deputy Prison Governor, Nigel Fisher, says all prisoners would be risk assessed and supervised.
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Footage circulating on social media 'now an active investigation'
'We understand that the video is already in the public domain, but we are asking people not to speculate'
Annual Tynwald Day celebrations to get underway
Acts from the last year to be promulgated
Sharp rise in data breaches on Island, says Information Commissioner's Office
Around 31,600 people thought to have been affected in 2025/26 year
Sixth candidate declares for Rushen
Mark Kemp to stand in September's General Election
