FUNDING proposals for the new hospital – which were lodged on Tuesday and are identical to plans that were withdrawn earlier this year – have to be approved by Christmas to avoid crucial building deadlines slipping, the States Treasurer has said.
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States considering new student funding plans
MONEY should not stop Islanders from attending university, the Chief Minister has said, as two proposals on providing increased higher education funding are being considered.
Forecast Hospital relocation costs almost double – to £80 million
THE forecast cost of relocation works for the Island’s new hospital have almost doubled in 12 months, according to recently released funding proposals.
Debate over electricity ‘stand-by’ charge plan
A PROPOSAL to block new electricity ‘stand-by’ charges – which a backbencher believes could hamper renewable energy development – is due to be debated in this week’s States sitting.
25% income tax and higher vehicle emissions duties?
A NEW 25 per cent income tax rate, increased taxes on polluting vehicles and measures to make the States pay parish rates have all been proposed as amendments to the 2018 Budget.
Finance Centre block to be sold next year
THE first building of the Jersey International Finance Centre is likely to be put on the market early next year, the Treasury Minister has said.
‘Outdated rates system may collapse’
JERSEY’S rates system is on the brink of ‘collapse’ due to its outdated valuations and antiquated structure, the chairman of the Jersey Rates Assessors has said.
‘Split JT but don’t sell the family silver’
SELLING JT’s wholesale business would be like ‘selling the family silver’, a States Member has said, adding that the telecoms company should be split into two separate entities.
Burj Khalifa architects design new Waterfront development
THE architects behind the world’s tallest building – the Burj Khalifa in Dubai – have designed the latest luxury housing development at the Waterfront, work on which is due to start in the spring.
‘Disgrace’ to delay debate on new electricity charges
A STATES backbencher has criticised the Council of Ministers for delaying her proposition on whether to block new electricity stand-by charges and provide more support for renewable energy.

