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States could sell off large capital assets to help solve projected £145 million deficit Treasury Minister has suggested cashing in on St Saviour’s Hospital and Environment Department building Sales could raise as much as £15 million for the States Should St Saviour’s Hospital be sold? Take part in our poll below THE St Saviour’s Hospital […]

Christine Herbert looks at what exactly happens to the money we pay in taxes

CUTS to public-sector staff and services proposed in the four-year States spending plan could be unfair and fail to make the savings required, economists have warned.

INCREASED duty on pints of beer and lager that was introduced to help subsidise TV licences for the over-75s should be scrapped, the head of a major brewery on the Island has said.

ISLAND households will be over £1,000 a year worse off if States Members approve a four-year plan proposed by the Council of Ministers, according to a Scrutiny Panel.

WAGES increased by more than the rate of inflation for the third year in a row last year and the average annual salary now stands at £35,360.

OVER £6.6 million of public money is to be spent on moving the Bellozanne public recycling facility, scrapyard and green waste site to La Collette.

JERSEY’S Deputy Chief Minister has defended a decision to extend the contract of the Island’s top civil servant, saying it was necessary to ensure the States has stability during a challenging time.