
Politicians reject £26m 'Plan B' to maintain Guernsey schools
Guernsey's top political committee has lodged what it has called a 'Plan B' to revitalise the island's education infrastructure.
Guernsey's top political committee has lodged what it has called a 'Plan B' to revitalise the island's education infrastructure.
Neil Gibson, permanent secretary at the Department of Finance, said the statement confirmed no more money is coming to the region.
Politicians in Guernsey will continue to debate the 2024 annual budget today followed by a vote of no confidence in the island's top committee.