A bid to get more Island prisoners working could be ‘win, win’ – so says the Infrastructure Minister David Cretney.
He has backed a bid to see work schemes for prisoners increased.
Mr Cretney’s called for such a move for some time and believes it will help improve the standards of Island roads and pavements and save money.
Non-Island residents owe almost £140,000 for health treatment
Invoices totalling almost £600,000 issued to visitors since 2017
Sugar tax helping fund dental services in schools
Treasury minister says levy has supported a number of public health measures
Western Civic Amenity Site cuts opening hours until July
Due to an ongoing staffing issues
Government issues warning after remains of fire found in South Barrule
'Woodland areas like this are especially hazardous right now'
Views sought on plans to modernise education
DESC wants to update laws in line with 'current expectations and future needs'