A TOTAL of almost £5.7 million was spent by the government on personal protective equipment during 2020, it has been revealed.
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Proposal for a new school at Gas Place
A NEW primary school could be built in the north of town, if States Members approve.
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Access route will go through cleared land
A PUBLIC access route will be created from La Pouquelaye to Vallée des Vaux as part of the restoration of an area of cleared woodland, a St Helier Deputy has said.
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‘Regrettable breakdown of communication’ between committee and ex-chief executive
JERSEY’S Commissioner for Standards has highlighted ‘a regrettable breakdown of constructive communication’ between the Public Accounts Committee and the Island’s former chief executive.
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New guidance to help address online abuse
GREATER clarity is needed to help deal with cyber-bullying, the Chief Minister has said, following recent online abuse of a States Member.
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Health report: ‘Patients’ privacy can be protected’
A HEALTH performance report could be made public without breaching patient confidentiality, the head of a Scrutiny panel has said.
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‘Moving quickly a must in £500K pay-off’
RAPID decision-making was needed over a £500,000 severance payment for the government’s former chief executive, his replacement has said at his first Scrutiny hearing.
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Air-monitoring project ‘has not gone to plan’
A PROJECT to install an Islandwide network of air-quality sensors launched two years ago ‘has not gone to plan’, the Environment Minister has admitted.
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Nearly 40 Health staff off work as a result of Covid
A TOTAL of 38 health staff were absent yesterday because of Covid-related issues, the Health Minister has said.
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Deputy accuses ministers of ‘cherry picking’ legislation
THE pandemic should not be used as an excuse for delaying important environmental legislation, a backbench Deputy has said after she accused ministers of ‘cherry picking’ which States decisions to prioritise.
