THE prospect of price increases on travelling through the harbours or Airport have been reduced by the decision to make the Ports of Jersey a publicly owned business, the chief executive of the newly incorporated body says.
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Gallery: Islanders protest against proposed International Finance Centre
Around 2,000 attended Esplanade protest Organiser now calling for ‘a little bit of patience’ See what some of the protesters had to say, below THE organiser of yesterday’s Esplanade protest has urged those responsible for the proposed Jersey International Finance Centre ‘not to move on site’ until a report by the Corporate Services Scrutiny Panel […]
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Price of food dropped and cost of living increased at lowest rate for five years
THE cost of living increased at its lowest rate for five years during the last 12 months, according to the States Statistics Unit.
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‘This will save taxpayers money in the long run’: Minister defends consultants’ pay
TREASURY Minister Alan Maclean has defended the use of external consultants to find inefficiencies in States departments.
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States oversight of JT is to come under investigation
HOW the States oversees telecoms provider JT is to be investigated by the Public Accounts Committee.
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How they voted: States Members vote against delaying the finance centre
WORK on the controversial Jersey International Finance Centre is due to continue after the States rejected proposals to delay the scheme.
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1,000-plus expected at finance centre protest
More than 1,000 people expected at protest against the Jersey International Finance Centre There have been allegations that the States were misled as to when building would begin Comment – Read what the JEP thinks below What questions would you like the JEP to ask the Ministers about this scheme? Post your questions below ORGANISERS […]
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Jersey Airport is second worst in Britain for delays
JERSEY Airport was the second worst in Britain for flight delays at the end of last year, according to figures released by Britain’s aviation watchdog.
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Esplanade battle heats up as first tenant signs
Debate over the Jersey International Finance Centre has intensified following news that a major bank had signed up to take space in the schemes first building. See the JDA and the opposition’s views below Read Deputy Le Fondrés questioning of former Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf in the States last year as recorded by Hansard FORMER […]
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Unite members in favour of strike action over States cuts
70 per cent of Unite members prepared to strike over proposed States cuts Unite is Jersey’s biggest union Video – find out more about the union below Do you think Unite members would be right to strike? Take part in our poll JERSEY’S biggest union says that 70 per cent of its members who took […]
