Update: 3:03PM THE Fiji Public Service Credit Union has moved its services to the Western Division.

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With over 6000 members, the corporate body opened a Lautoka
branch to cater for its growing clients in the region. 

The company�s subsidiary Skaffworks Building Solutions
Limited would also be based at its Velovelo office along the Queens Highway.

While opening the new outlet, Commissioner Western Manasa
Tagicakibau said the company�s investment was a sign of development growth in
the Western Division.

Skaffworks Building Solutions Ltd managing director Jone
Koroi said their customers in the west could also visit a second branch based
in the top floor of Rogorogo I Vuda House in Lautoka City.