PATIENTS on Roustel Ward at the PEH are being treated to a free chippy tea every Friday for a year, following a shared supper between ward staff and senior people from Ravenscroft at the Guernsey Press Pride of Guernsey Awards last October.
MORE than £6m. was spent on hiring agency staff to cover acute hospital services last year, roughly four times the amount spent in 2021, figures released by Health and Social Care have shown.
TWO local charities are set to work more closely together to help the environment.
HEALTH & Social Care needs to do more to address waiting lists for operations, a former committee member has said
AN APPLICATION to build on the greenfield site in the grounds of the PEH would not have been accepted by the Development & Planning Authority if it had fallen short of the requirements of the Island Development Plan, Policy & Resources has said.
AT LEAST 10 vehicles, mostly vans, appear to have been abandoned in the car park of the former King Edward VII hospital.
WE CAN fully understand the need to protect our green spaces, but as islanders struggle to find homes, some of these green spaces such as old vinery sites (temporary structures on agricultural land) are needed for housing.
ABANDONED cars are to be cleared from the hospital car park – either by their owners or the States – as States Property Unit cracks down on the problem.
A COCAINE importer flushed some of the drugs down a toilet at the hospital, the Royal Court was told.
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AN OUTLINE application to develop a green field site near the Princess Elizabeth Hospital has been described by the National Trust of Guernsey as scant, under-developed and lacking the evidence needed to comply with the relevant planning policy.
A WARD set up at the PEH to deal specifically with patients requiring joint replacements has seen its 100th operation carried out in less than three months.
THE Seventh Generation Principle is based on an ancient Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) philosophy that the decisions we make today should result in a sustainable world seven generations into the future.
THE appetite for deputies to spend taxpayers’ money appears set to continue apace in 2023.
Deputy Marc Leadbeater, a member of the Committee for Health & Social Care, presents the other side of the debate over the green field on the PEH campus, aiming, he says, to dispel some myths and explaining why the field is needed for housing hospital staff
