PUPILS from local primary and secondary schools met yesterday to share ideas, debate priorities and feed proposals directly into government as part of World Children’s Day. The process is part of the ...
ISLANDERS are expected to lose a total of £5 million to fraud this year, with reports reaching a four-year high. The Jersey Fraud Prevention Forum is urging Islanders to be vigilant against the ...
We’re now on the final run-in to the Budget. Regular readers of these columns will, by now, have a pretty good understanding of what the government is proposing. Described as a budget for stability, ...
James Jeune looks at the government’s latest stance on whether the Island could become an energy exporter. IT has been more than a year since States Members agreed that the Council of Ministers would ...
A DEAL to help boost the number of German tourists coming to the Island, after several years of declining figures, was reliant on the now-collapsed Blue Islands, Visit Jersey’s chief executive has ...
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Our public sector: The numbers don’t add up, they’re misleading to the point of irresponsibility
Question Time Budget Special”, I thought I’d concentrate on the Budget, starting this week with expenditure. Next week we’ll talk income, but for now let’s look at where the money goes – and why ...
A NEED for “clarity” over the future of plans for a major Broad Street development has been highlighted by a St Helier politician – who has said it is “deeply concerning” that building has not ...
FOR YEARS, Channel Islands footballers have sat in an unusual space within the British game. Close enough to England to fall under the FA’s umbrella, but far enough removed to have no recognised ...
THE introduction of assisted dying laws in Jersey will “not please everybody”, the Health Minister has said, as he shared a personal story about the death of his father in support of the new ...
ANY attempts to block the agreed tender of the Havre des Pas Lido should be paused until after an independent review has been carried out, the Infrastructure Minister has said. Constable Andy Jehan ...
JERSEY’S government has opened itself up to accusations of conspiracy and bad faith from Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich after deleting data related to a criminal investigation brought against ...
THE majority of Blue Islands’ employees have been made redundant following the airline’s decision to cease trading and go ...
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