Police social club party is expected to be presented to senior officers this week.

Police Commissioner Jean-Jacques Lemay called for the internal inquiry after The Royal Gazette reported claims from two independent witnesses who said club guests smoked drugs at a party in November. Both witnesses said senior off-duty officers who were present failed to take any action against the drug users, even though they knew that drugs were being used.

The civilian manager of the club, which is situated at Police headquarters at Prospect, has since been suspended from his job.

Yesterday a Police spokeswoman said that, although the investigation was due to be completed three weeks ago, Christmas celebrations meant that it had been delayed.

Commissioner Lemay is also off the Island at the moment but is expected to return next week.

COMPUTER BUG SOLVED TRA Computer bug solved The computer crash that disabled hundreds of taxi meters on New Year's Eve has now been fixed, according to the Island's authorised meter dealer.

Yesterday Dennis Eve confirmed that the computer bug had been rectified, although he refused to explain how the problem had been resolved.

In a brief statement to The Royal Gazette Mr. Eve said: "The problem has now been sorted out.

"At the end of the Millennium all the meters would be going out and last week's problem was part of that. But I have got some new equipment. I don't want to go into details but I hope that it's now all sorted out.'' Mr. Eve had earlier denied that there had been any problems with taxi meters over the holiday period.

But it was later revealed that as many as 70 drivers' meters broke down at midnight on New Year's Eve.

HONDURAS AID ON WAY FNR Honduras aid on way Thanks to public generosity the Medjugorge Peace Plan Group will be able to aid the people of Honduras.

Spokesperson Lucy Willitts said the charity had been inundated with clothing donations and therefore -- with the help of Colin Curtis of the St. John Ambulance Brigade -- will be sending a container to Central America this week.

But she said they would prefer that any further donations come in the form of non-perishable food or money for shipping the goods to the Catholic charitable group Caritas in Honduras.

The money or items must be received by Thursday.

For further information call 292-6185. Those planning to make monetary donations can let this be known by writing to P.O. Box 267 Flatt's FLBX.

FRENCH FILMS SHOWING CLB MPC French films showing Fans of French cinema have a chance to see some of their screen heroes in action later this week when the Alliance Francaise French Film Club begins its programme of main features later this week.

The organisation will be showing a French film once a month at the BMDS Daylesford Theatre on Dundonald Street, Hamilton.

This year's season kicks off on Thursday with `Monsieur Hire', a 1990 thriller directed by Patrice Leconte. The film, winner of the French Film Critics Award for Best Feature, starts at 8 p.m..

Next month veteran New Wave director Claude Chabrol's masterpiece `Madame Bovary' will be screened followed by Les Roseaux Sauvages in March.

CAR CRASHES INTO TREE AC Car crashes into tree A driver suffered minor injuries on Sunday when his car smashed into a tree at Rocky Bay Park, off Mullet Bay Road, St. George's.

Fire crews rushed to the scene, but, although the car was badly damaged, the driver escaped without serious injury. The crash happened on Sunday evening.