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Official Car Usage by the Minister for Health, the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, 2015 Table OC.4 Official Car Usage by the Minister for Health, the Environment, Energy and Climate Change, 2015 Purpose of use Date Duke of Kent House - Gibelec Office (Meeting) 06 January 2015 Duke of Kent House - Frontier (Talks at Institutos Medditerraneo, La Linea) 27 January 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No.6 Convent Place (Meeting) 04 February 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - New Mental Health Facility (Press Conference) 09 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - South Barracks (Talk at Cancer Relief Centre) 10 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - Aquagib & Gibraltar Industrial Cleaners (Site visits) 12 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - Casemates Square (Launch of Mobile recycling) 17 February 2015 John Mackintosh Hall - St Bernard's Hospital 18 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - Gibtelecom (Meeting) 24 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - Tercentenary Sports Hall (Careers Fair) 24 February 2015 St Bernards Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 25 February 2015 Duke of Kent House - South Barracks (Site visit to Dementia Facility) 26 February 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - O'Callaghan Eliotts Hotel (Childline Event) 02 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meetings) 04 March 2015 Duke of Kent House - Camp Bay (Site Visit) 05 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place 10 March 2015 Waterfront - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 11 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 11 March 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Gibraltar Dance Festival) 14 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 18 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Ocean Views Mental Health Facility (Official Opening) 23 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 25 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Sunborn Hotel (Reception) 25 March 2015 Duke of Kent House - Gibraltar Port (Press Conference) 26 March 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Drama Festival) 28 March 2015 St Bernarad's Hospital - John Mackintosh Wing (Old St Bernard's Hospital Official Opening) 30 March 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 14 April 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 17 April 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Primary Care Centre (Child Health Services Event) 17 April 2015 Residence - The Gibraltar Photographic Society Anniversary Dinner 17 April 2015 Duke of Kent House - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 20 April 2015 Duke of Kent House - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 21 April 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Integral Yoga Centre (Mitochondrial Disease Talk) 22 April 2015 John Mackintosh Hall - Upper Rock Nature Reserve (Press Conference) 23 April 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 24 April 2015 Residence - Alcaidesa Golf Club (Mitochondrial Disease Charity Gala Dinner) 24 April 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Danza Academy Show) 29 April 2015 No 6 Convent Place - Europa Advance Road - Incinerator (site visit) 04 May 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Malaga Airport 06 May 2015 Malaga Airport - Residence 08 May 2015 Residence - Sunborn (Gibraltar International Song Festival - Gala Night) 09 May 2015 Duke of Kent House - Europort Finance Centre (Press Call) 14 May 2015 Duke of Kent House - Ocean Views (Site visit) 14 May 2015 Residence - Sunborn Hotel (Charity Gala Dinner) 15 May 2015 Residence - Gibraltar Tercentenary Sports Hall (Football Match) 16 May 2015 Duke of Kent House - Sunborn Hotel (European Men's Health Forum) 19 May 2015 Duke of Kent House - Primary Care Centre (Meeting) 26 May 2015 Duke of Kent House - Bleak House (Presentation) 04 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - John Mackintosh Square (World Environment Day) 05 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 08 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 10 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - St Theresa's Church (Funeral) 10 June 2015 Duke of Kent House - Casemates & The Convent (Queens Birthday Parade & Garden Party) 11 June 2015 Duke of Kent House - Caleta Hotel (Reception) 11 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Gibraltar Parliament (Meeting) 17 June 2015 No 6 Convent Place - St Bernard's Hospital 17 June 2015 ICC - Upper Rock Nature Reserve (St Michael's Cave) 18 June 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - (Various Venues) 19 June 2015 Residence - Rock Hotel (Gibraltar AmCham Trade Mission Reception) 21 June 2015 Duke of Kent House - Victoria Stadium (Football Match) 30 June 2015 No 6 Convent Place - Gibelec (Meeting) 02 July 2015 Joshua Hassan House - Victoria Stadium (Europa League Match) 02 July 2015 Residence - Alameda Gardens Open Air Theatre (Miss Gibraltar 2015) 04 July 2015 Duke of Kent House - Upper Rock and Devil's Tower Road (Site Visit) 07 July 2015 Residence - Garrison Library (UKOTCF Conference Opening Reception) 11 July 2015 Duke of Kent House - Hon Licudi's Office in Europort (Presentation) 14 July 2015 Duke of Kent House - St Michael's Cave (UKOTCF Conference Dinner) 15 July 2015 Residence - Water Power Station (Meeting) 15 July 2015 No 6 Convent Place - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 21 July 2015 Duke of Kent House - Victoria Stadium (Football Match) 21 July 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Parliament House (Meeting) 22 July 2015 Residence - The Caleta Hotel (Nuno's Restaurant) 22 July 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Environment Department (Meeting) 23 July 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 24 July 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Clubhouse, Wellington Front (Meeting) 27 July 2015 Duke of Kent House - Upper Rock Nature Reserve and Devil's Tower Road (Press Conference) 28 July 2015 Joshua Hassan House - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 29 July 2015 Residence - Malaga Airport 30 July 2015 Malaga Airport - Residence 06 August 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 14 August 2015 Duke of Kent House - Site Visit (Casemates) 18 August 2015 No 6 Convent Place - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 19 August 2015 John Mackintosh Hall - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 26 August 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Santos Production Show) 01 September 2015 Duke of Kent House - Latinos, Casemates Square (Rock Bid) 01 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Sunborn Gibraltar (Europa FC / 80th Anniversary Reception) 02 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Caleta Hotel (EIB Dinner) 03 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 04 September 2015 Residence - Victoria Stadium (Concert to commemorate 75th Anniversary of the Evacuation) 07 September 2015 Duke of Kent House - Mount Alvernia (National Day Lunch) 08 September 2015 Duke of Kent House - Gun Wharf (Boat Procession) 08 September 2015 Residence - Nuno's Restaurant, Caleta Hotel (Gibraltar National Day's Eve Reception) 09 September 2015 Grand Battery House - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 14 September 2015 No 6 Convent Place - Waterport Gibelec (Meeting) 15 September 2015 Duke of Kent House - Inauguration of St Bernard's First & Middle Schools 15 September 2015 Duke of Kent House - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 17 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Convent Ballroom (GADS Talk) / University of Gibraltar (Dinner) 21 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Office of Minister Sacramento (Autism Strategy) 23 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Clubhouse Gibraltar (2nd Anniversary & AGM) / Rock Hotel (Farewell Reception-His Excellency The 23 September 2015 Governor & Lady Dutton) Residence - University of Gibraltar (Calpe Conference Reception) 24 September 2015 John Mackintosh Hall - St Bernard's Hospital (Meeting) 25 September 2015 Residence - Casemates Square (Freedom of the City of Gibraltar - Royal Gibraltar Police) 26 September 2015 Residence - University of Gibraltar (Calpe Conference Dinner) 26 September 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - St Theresa's Church (Recital in Honour of Bishop Charles Caruana) 30 September 2015 Residence - The Caleta Hotel, Nuno's Restaurant (Gibraltar National Dance Organisation) 01 October 2015 Duke of Kent - Grand Battery House (Passing Out Ceremony for Customs Recruits) 01 October 2015 Residence - Tercentenary Sports Hall (European Dance Championships 2015) 04 October 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (European Dance Championships 2015) 06 October 2015 Duke of Kent House - Wessex Lounge, Gibraltar International Airport (Meeting with Collector of Customs) 08 October 2015 Residence - Malaga Airport 09 October 2015 Malaga Airport - Residence 13 October 2015 Residence - Sunborn (Cathedral of the Holy Trinity - Organ Appeal Dinner) 15 October 2015 St Bernards Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 16 October 2015 Residence - Trafalgar Cemetery (Battle of Trafalgar Remembrance Service) 18 October 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No 6 Convent Place (Meeting) 21 October 2015 Duke of Kent House - St Bernard's Hospital (Site Visit) 22 October 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Grand Battery House (Freedom of the City - Special Olympics) 24 October 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - No.6 Convent Place (Meeting) 26 October 2015 Residence - John Mackintosh Hall (Zarzuela) 27 October 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - St Theresa's Church (Funeral) 28 October 2015 Ince's Hall - La Mamela, Caleta Hotel (Official Dinner) 29 October 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - City Hall & Sunborn Hotel (GHA Awards Dinner) 30 October 2015 Residence - British War Memorial (Remembrance Sunday) 08 November 2015 Convent Place - St Bernard's Hospital (Meetings) 12 November 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Mount Alvernia/Ocean Views Mental Health Facility 13 November 2015 Residence - Rock Hotel (Literary Festival Dinner) 13 November 2015 St Bernard's Hospital - Piazza (Festival
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