Chief Minister agrees work a necessity
An MHK says he'd like to see the Island's mobile and broadband internet offering improved as soon as possible.
Ayre & Michael member Tim Baker put the matter to chief minister Howard Quayle in Keys yesterday - Mr Quayle agreed that work should be undertaken as a matter of necessity.
An independent government report recently recommended that tech firms work more closely with the public sector to improve services.
Mr Baker says it's something he supports:
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