A NEW home for netball could be created by building an air dome at a secondary school, the Economic Development Minister has said.
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Rise in experiences of discrimination for ethnic minority NHS staff in England
More than half a million NHS employees in England responded to the NHS Staff Survey 2020
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Let’s just hope that the new Government Plan will be worth waiting for
By Lucy Stephenson
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‘Protracted’ strike action threatened by teachers
TEACHING unions are gearing up for ‘protracted’ strike action after dozens of staff walked out on Tuesday in protest against below-inflation pay rises.
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Health prepared for any Brexit scenario, says minister
MEDICAL supplies are being secured and the Health Department is well placed to deal with any Brexit scenarios including a no deal, the Health Minister has said.
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Work begins on £7.3 million acute mental-health facility
WORK has started on a £7.3 million project to build a dedicated acute mental-health facility within Clinique Pinel at St Saviour’s Hospital, which was delayed due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Charity chief praises the changes made to mental-health services
IMPROVEMENTS to the Island’s mental-health services and infrastructure made following significant investment have been praised by a charity dedicated to the sector.
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Cash-strapped Highlands ‘just about keeping the lights on’
A LACK of funding is bringing Highlands College to ‘a tipping point’, its principal has said, at a time when other schools and institutions are also discussing funding issues with a Scrutiny panel reviewing post-16 education in the Island.
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£12.50 settled status fee ‘should not apply to children’
A PLANNED charge of £12.50 for children born in the EU to remain in Jersey after Brexit is ‘unfair’ and should be waived if there are funds to do so, the Education Minister has said.
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Minister breaks ranks to condemn States pay deal
A SENIOR member of the Council of Ministers broke ranks and spoke out against the refusal of the States to increase public-sector workers’ pay in line with the cost of living yesterday.
