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£50m deficit expected by 2019 Health Minister says nothing being ‘ruled out’ to ensure Island can afford healthcare costs in the future Department investigating ways to make up the shortfall, which could involve imposing extra charges on Islanders ISLANDERS could face extra healthcare costs as the States attempt to balance their books as well as […]

It is thought that it will be a two-way battle between Senator Ian Gorst, the incumbent, and Senator Alan Maclean (if they both get re-elected) for the top job.

MORE workers on JT’s Gigabit project have been suspended and replacements have been brought in from the UK, a States Member claimed yesterday during Question Time.

THE Independent Jersey Care Inquiry could cost taxpayers more than £50 million – eight times the original estimate, a Minister has told the JEP.

States spending watchdog to carry out fresh review of ‘golden handshakes’ paid to civil servants. Move follows the JEP’s revelation that more than £2.5 million of taxpayers’ money had been spent paying off 26 public-sector workers in the last five years. Take part in our poll on the issue below A FRESH review of ‘golden […]

Senator Alan Maclean had previously said he would be challenging Senator Gorst for the job if re-elected, but now that both men have been returned to the States – the latter as poll topper in the Island-wide election – the JEP has learned that that position could change.