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The Energy Observer glided to the moorings at West Rocks at 4:15 pm yesterday (Tuesday 10th October). The 30 metre long and 13 metre wide catamaran is a floating laboratory; testing renewable energy technologies in the most hostile environment –…
Sure-Fire Hit and Right First Time On Sunday morning it was clear many people were awake and out of bed well before the sun was up. Computers were switched on and data speeds were checked. Soon after, downloads started. Then video calls to family and friends in far-off places. The Sure monitoring devices showed one…
Is Dr. Sergio at Fault or is it the System? What are we going to do Barclays Bank is Closing Overseas Bank Accounts, Veterans Looking for Volunteers, Your Opinions Count Big Boat October coming up for St Helena, the race towards renewable and much more in this week’s issue
Ruth Powell, Head of Clinical Negligence at Hugh James, said soon after her arrival on 16th September the number of people who have approached the Clinical Negligence team up to that point was “over 50”. On Tuesday this week while…
The questions raised by the SHG announcement on Friday 22nd September about the compensation scheme the government will introduce were answered yesterday, (25th September). Ruth Powell, Head of Clinical Negligence at Hugh James Solicitors met the Attorney General for the…
On Friday 22 September 2023, Dr Sergio Bran was sentenced after pleading guilty to criminal charges brought on the basis of causing avoidable harm to patients. Whilst Dr Bran has accepted and been convicted of criminal activity, there are also…
23 months prison sentence suspended for one year £2,000 compensation to each of 5 of his patients where he was found guilty of causing criminal negligence £5,000 court costs Banned for life from being a doctor in St. Helena Guatemala…
Top stories of the week – St Helena for 150.000 – URA rejects Tariff increases – Smashed in Jamestown – Cape to St Helena – Whats happening here and Sir Lindsay wants your opinion
The St Helena Independent – Seamount names after Captain Young which package for you and Hugh James is almost here, Oversea’s observers are amazing and we are pleased. read more
Gibraltar celebrates its National Day on 10th September every year. Why 10th September? On 10th September 1967 Gibraltar voted to keep its ties with Britain and not transfer to Spanish rule. The British Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly, was present at…
