He said that Jersey and Guernsey must work more closely together and could one day have a joint health service and education system. And he added that a new era of co-operation had already saved hundreds of thousands of pounds this year, with greater savings expected in the future.
Senator Terry Le Sueur made the comments at a breakfast meeting of business leaders at the Royal Yacht Hotel which was also addressed by his Sarnian counterpart, Deputy Lyndon Trott. The theme of the event was co-operation between the two islands.
They spoke about moves to work more closely together, both to promote the islands as finance centres on the world stage and to make substantial public sector savings.
Full story in Tuesday’s JEP
