Department of Education Drug and Alcohol Website

An e-news round up of International and Island Drug and Alcohol news issued by the Isle of Man Drug and Alcohol Strategy, Chief Executive’s Office, Department of Home Affairs. Download the Issue 2 Newsletter PDF 233KB
/news/view/id/6/Drug-and-Alcohol-Strategy-Newsletter-Issue-2 — Posted on 31 Mar 2010 in News

In August 2009 the Home Office announced that the following substances will be banned, subject to parliamentary approval, in December 2009: Synthetic cannabinoids such as ‘Spice’ will be controlled as a Class B drug alongside cannabis. BZP (Be…
/news/view/id/3/A-range-of-legal-highs-are-now-illegal — Posted on 14 Jan 2010 in News

ALL parents and carers of secondary school children are to receive a letter warning about the current threat of legal highs. Home Affairs Department Member Bill Malarkey, who himself has two teenage daughters, has responsibility for the Chief Minister's D…
Most relevant to: parents
/news/view/id/2/Parents-warned-about-legal-highs — Posted on 17 Dec 2009 in News

The Department of Education Drug and Alcohol Liaison Officer (Orla O’Donoghue) invites students to put their name forward to represent their school year or college for opinions and suggestions for supporting the Chief Minister's Drug and Alcohol Strateg…
Most relevant to: students
/news/view/id/1/Have-your-Student-Voice — Posted on 24 Mar 2009 in News