Describes service as 'Rolls-Royce'
Additional resources are being made available to the Covid-111 team as part of efforts to reduce turnaround time.
That’s according to the chief minister – he was quizzed on the issue in Tynwald this week by Douglas East MHK Clare Barber:
Howard Quayle said the team – which is responsible for contact tracing and booking tests and vaccinations – had been delivering a ‘Rolls-Royce’ service:
Cannabis dealer who got cold feet spared jail
33-year-old told to become 'a more respectful member of society'
New count system used for PSM by-election
Cabinet Office hope to have it rolled out for local elections next year
Iconic giant illuminated globe now on display in Douglas
Exhibition opens to public at St Thomas' Church
New prison policies following death of inmate
Inquest into death of 28-year-old continues
Olympic medallist urges people to consider fostering
Fatima Whitbred's been on the Isle of Man this week
Kewaigue School raises over £300 for RNLI
Art exhibition featured 'remarkable pieces' by students
