But DESC minister says up it has been addressed via 'uplift'
A Douglas North MHK has criticised a new educational plan saying it doesn’t provide enough information about recruitment and retention of staff.
Education, Sport and Culture’s ‘Department Plan’ for 2022/2023 was unanimously backed by Tynwald this week.
Despite voting in favour, David Ashford said it was lacking in information about staffing challenges:
Minister Julie Edge said it was an issue the department was working on:
Funding of government services 'not sustainable'
Chief financial officer says a review of service levels is needed
Douglas Council object to DoI plans for temporary parking on Summerland site
Department is looking to have 32 spaces available to residents and visitors
Surgeon announces he's standing in General Election
Andre Risha will be seeking a seat in the constituency of Middle
'Bridging the care gap' focus of World Parkinson's Day
We hear from Parkinson's Disease Society Isle of Man