The illegal drugs trade on the Isle of Man is now thought to be worth several million pounds each year.
The problem, according to the Chief Constable, is harmful to society and can lead to debt and violence.
In his annual report published this week, Gary Roberts says he's been saddened to see the number of young people involved in the drugs trade.
He added police are working with partner agencies to educate youngsters, protect them from crime and break the cycle.
MHK to ask for strike update in Tynwald
An MHK wants to hear an update on the bus strike in Tynwald next week.
TT virgins can now TT with Virgin
A UK company that offers unique experiences will now include the TT.
No plans to cut child, disability or incapacity benefit premiums
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says there are no plans to cut incapacity, disability or child premiums from benefits.
Can you help with Big Clive's package?
Isle of Man Post Office has issued a plea - after it was unable to find a parcel recipient.
Weather delays Beinn Y Phott roadworks
The Department of Infrastructure says bad weather has delayed work on the Beinn Y Phott road.
House plans for former builder's workshop
A workshop in Douglas could become a two-storey family home under new plans.
Do you have missing southern show trophies?
One of the Island's largest annual agricultural events is asking people to check down the back of their couches for missing trophies!
Union body calls for talks as bus strike looms
The Island's Trades Union Council says the last direct talks between government and bus drivers was in December.
