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Restricted Access To Jamestown Wharf
29 September 2021
The following is a Public Announcement from Port Control: The public is advised that, due to the arrival of the MV Helena being further delayed, the Jamestown Wharf will be open as normal tomorrow, Thursday 30 September 2021.The Jamestown Wharf will, however, be closed to all members of the public on Friday, 1, and Saturday, […]
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Side Path Road Closure – Update
29 September 2021
Construction works by Isaac’s Contractors have started on Side Path Road and are progressing well. The Capital Programme Section would like to remind the public that Side Path Road is closed to both pedestrians and vehicles for the duration of these works which are likely to take around seven months to complete. Pedestrians and […]
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Official List of Candidates for the 2021 General Election
29 September 2021
Returning Officer, Carol George, this afternoon announced the names of 29 Candidates who will be standing for this year’s General Election. The electorate now has the opportunity to vote for up to 12 Councillors to represent the Island on the Legislative Council: The Candidates are as follows: Leslie Paul Baldwin of Half Tree Hollow Rosemary June Bargo […]
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Health & Social Care Awards 2021
29 September 2021
The first St Helena Health & Social Care Portfolio Awards Ceremony was held at the Princess Royal Community Care Centre (CCC) on Friday evening, 24 September 2021. The Health & Social Care Awards celebrate those individuals and teams who have made a real difference to the operation of the Health & Social Care Portfolio and […]
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Aviation on St Helena – Why is it difficult to fly to St Helena?
29 September 2021
Over the last few months a number of questions have been asked about St Helena Airport (HLE) and air access to the Island in general. As a result, St Helena Government’s (SHG) Sustainable Development Civil Aviation Team will over the next three weeks provide answers to the frequently asked questions: Week 1: The difficulties flying […]
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General Election 2021 – Voting By Proxy
28 September 2021
A General Election will be held on Wednesday, 13 October 2021, if more than 12 valid nominations are received on Nomination Day, which is 29 September. Those on the Register of Electors effective from 27 August 2021 should know that if they are ill, physically incapacitated, or off-Island and cannot make it to the Polling […]
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Restricted Access To Jamestown Wharf
28 September 2021
The following is a Public Announcement from Port Control: The public is advised that due to the arrival of the MV Helena being slightly delayed, the Jamestown Wharf will now be closed to all members of the public on Thursday, 30 September 2021, and Friday, 1 October 2021. Access to the Jamestown Wharf will be […]
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St Helena Health Transformation Programme – Orthopaedic Review
27 September 2021
The first project under the St Helena Health Transformation Programme is a review of the Orthopaedic Service provided by the Health Service Directorate. As part of this review we will be looking at the care provided to all our patients who have received orthopaedic treatment within the past six years. As such, the Health Service […]
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Birthday Honours 2022
27 September 2021
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office invites nominations for the 2022 Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Persons wishing to submit nominations for the 2022 Birthday Honours are reminded that the overriding principle is that Honours are awarded on merit for exceptional achievement or any service recently carried out over and above what normally is expected. This […]
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Changes in Income Related Benefits from 1 October 2021
24 September 2021
Executive Council has approved the Social Security (Amendment) Regulations 2021 to come into effect from 1 October, which makes the following changes to Income Related Benefits (IRB): Change from ‘Household’ to ‘Family’ There will be a shift from the ‘household’ to the ‘family’ as the recipient unit. This means that where there are two families […]
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