Really enjoying The Teeth of the Conger new book by #SeanMcManus; set in the fracturing #RomanEmpire and #ChannelIslands. It's a great read. @wmarybeard I'd be interested to hear what you think. Maps drawn by @HeidiSoulsby. Buy from @blueormer
Really enjoying The Teeth of the Conger new book by #SeanMcManus; set in the fracturing #RomanEmpire and #ChannelIslands. It's a great read. @wmarybeard I'd be interested to hear what you think. Maps drawn by @HeidiSoulsby. Buy from @blueormer
That was not the case at the secondary school you attended....
But no change until 2027....so the GST proposals could replace the income tax in 27!
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Because we know that if we "downsize" we can provide accommodation ready for those families looking for bigger houses. Why keep rooms empty?
Replying to @alasdair_milroy @PeterRoffey5 @advocategreen1 @marcwinn @Govgg @MaryLowe501 @HeidiSoulsby @DavidPiesing63
Why do old people need smaller houses?
However, maybe a simple short term intervention will give time to discuss other long term solutions
I agree brilliant interview and the first one, so refreshing to hear about a positive attitude towards prisoners. I so hope what she was trying to achieve is maintained. But so sad to hear of her ( feeling of?) lack of support.
Replying to @Jessdunsdon
An excellent interview Jess, be interesting to see if the processes Susie brought are still in situ!
However it gives the time to consider alternatives whilst getting some extra income to deal with the issues identified by the last few P and R committees.
Have to say, it seems ( on first consideration) a sensible move.....hopefully the tax office can cope ....should just be a tweak to the computer programme....
The personal rate of income tax will increase by 2% as a temporary measure for two years, under proposals for the 2025 Budget. However, P&R is also proposing several measures to protect and support lower and middle earners.
Read more at gov.gg/budget-2025-proposals
Sadly, the current plan will be really expensive and I'm worried that might mean that the added investment needed...particularly in providing sufficient support to staff to help those pupils at both ends of the academic spectrum......Will not be forthcoming.
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If the Review had been completed it would have been clear the 11-18 2SM was the best option educationally & financially. CfESC came to realise that but didn't want to alienate those islanders who opposed the model. So the Committee proposed abandoning the Review.
Apartments are a possibility....but not if they're above ground floor with no lift access. To future proof for older people ( of which I count myself as one) lift access is essential.
States working to help downsizing home owners bbc.in/3MWViAY
Or possibly, having watched the Tories constantly denigrate them for, amongst other things, achieving nothing whilst in opposition ( strange that...???) they are reflecting back Tory behaviour
Replying to @implausibleblog
Strange, so far there’s been few speeches statements policies etc which haven’t mentioned the Tories. Playground antics are neither big nor clever. Similar to a divorcee out with a new partner continually banging on about their ex. Obviously nothing interesting to say or offer.
Maybe because teachers are so constrained by being told what they must do and when that they are not allowed the time to be real educators.
I can absolutely see the benefit of teaching languages but @deputyrobward is right - there are other priorities. Why do we not see more demands for teaching kids valuable skills they will use in their lives and careers, such as how to handle social media and other digital skills?
It's an amazingly beautiful place alongside the Shannon. Well worth a visit
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That looks like Paul Jones in front of you.....



















