FOR most Guernsey people, news that a campaign to keep open Southampton's child heart unit has been successful is probably of passing interest. For those who have needed its care, however, it is hugely significant.
FILMING of a new TV documentary about the Princess Elizabeth Hospital has begun and many patients and staff have been keen to take part, Maverick Television producer/director Michael Ogden has said.
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A TV documentary featuring the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will be filmed in May.
SAMPLES taken from the public water supply show that it is clear of legionella bacteria, Guernsey Water has confirmed.
A BACTERIA that can cause Legionnaires' disease has been detected in the Princess Elizabeth Hospital's water supply, it emerged yesterday.
A POLICEMAN was hospitalised yesterday morning after he was attacked in broad daylight near the Salerie Corner.
A LOCAL man is in hospital with serious injuries after an incident at a house in Town late yesterday afternoon.
BRUISED, battered and still in a state of shock, Nigel Ozanne has admitted he might call it a day as far as motor racing is concerned.
HEALTH and Social Services will ask the States for several million pounds to investigate a major reconfiguration of Princess Elizabeth Hospital wards.
GUERNSEY'S Princess Elizabeth Hospital could undergo major reconfiguration after the Health and Social Services Department yesterday announced a wide-ranging review into the make-up of its wards.
One of the duties of HM Greffier is to maintain an up-to-date register of States members' financial interests. It is there so electors can be satisfied that deputies are acting scrupulously in the public interest and are not influenced by external pressures or, where potential conflicts exist, they are well known.
GUERNSEY Physiotherapy Group has defended its staffing requirements.
IT IS time to tear up the contract with the Medical Specialist Group. And if there is one thing the parties concerned with the delivery of secondary healthcare seem to agree on, it is that an agreement drafted in 1996 and largely unrevised when renegotiated in 2002, is no longer fit for purpose.
