DHSC spent near £29,000
Costs of providing travel and accommodation for consultants and doctors visiting the Island over the last year has been revealed.
£28,853 pounds was spent by the Department of Health and Social Care - more than £19,000 on transport, and above £9,000 in hotel fees.
The figures were provided by the department in response to a Freedom of Information request lodged last month.
For more details on the breakdown of the costs, head online to gov.im
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