Face-to-face meetings with Onchan residents organised
People who live in Onchan are being urged to ‘drop in’ and speak to police officers if they’re concerned about issues in their community.
The Isle of Man Constabulary is hosting series of drop-in sessions at Onchan Commissioners' offices.
The first in a run of three took place yesterday (24 September).
The next one will take place on 8 October between 10am and 12pm.
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