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DEH and NICE programme collaboration gets underway

December 4, 2018
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Caroline James
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The National Community Enhancement Programme was off to a successful start on Tuesday (4 December), according to the Department of Environmental Health.

DEH Operations Manager Ronald Dilbert said 420 additional people have been taken on by the department for the next three weeks.

“[It’s] good… it’s a lot of extra work but we have no major issues with the personnel. we’re actually finding in the past, where we could utilise some of those employees and we could actually hire some of those employees in the recycling area.

Mr. Dilbert said four employees who started on the NICE programme have been made full-time employees at the DEH over the past three years.

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Caroline joined Cayman 27 in September 2018 after seven years working for Sky News in London, both as a Producer on the World News programme and, latterly, as News Editor on the Foreign Desk, where she led coverage on the ground of stories as diverse as the 2016 US Election, corruption allegations surrounding FIFA and The Oscars. Before this, she worked as a Producer for Associated Press Television News (APTN) for two years, based in their London headquarters. Caroline graduated with a BA Hons degree in Arabic, French and German from Durham University, before gaining an MA in Television Journalism with distinction at City University, London. When not hunting down stories in Cayman, she can be found playing tennis, practicing Bikram yoga or enjoying a beer on Seven Mile Beach. You can reach Caroline at or .

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