THOUSANDS of people packed churches across Madeira yesterday to mark the first anniversary of the devastating floods there, which killed 42 and left more than 600 homeless.
Why not come and join hospital ‘cleaners’?
From Alison Yates. I WOULD like to invite your correspondent John Dix (JEP, 16 February) who asked why hospital cleaners are paid £10 an hour to undertake some of the duties the hospital ‘cleaners’ have to do.
Ties that unite two islands
THERE are close links between this Island and Madeira, but it goes without saying that there are also major differences between our two communities.
This salary is an abhorrence which does nothing but cause resentment, envy and division among lower-paid workers
WHEN I wrote recently that the new managing director at Health probably had a salary to match how important his title sounded, I never reckoned that his particular gravy train was coming into the Gloucester Street station at a more than healthy (if you’ll excuse the pun) £216,000 a year.
Why not come and join hospital ‘cleaners’?
From Alison Yates. I WOULD like to invite your correspondent John Dix (JEP, 16 February) who asked why hospital cleaners are paid £10 an hour to undertake some of the duties the hospital ‘cleaners’ have to do.
Backing sought for training of teenagers
MORE employers are being urged to offer work placements to unemployed teenagers undertaking a States-backed training scheme.
Arthur’s Bike Blog
Pro cycling was in the headlines again last week.
Fourth championship in a row
ST PAUL’S retained the Dandara Jersey Football Combination Premiership title on Saturday after they won and both their nearest challengers were beaten.
Teenager badly hurt on ‘black spot’ coast road
A TEENAGER was fighting for his life today after being hit by a car on the same stretch of road where a woman was killed just a week ago.
Jersey at the double
JERSEY RFC achieved what is probably their finest result this season on Saturday to reignite the championship race in National II South.