EXTREMELY exciting developments in politics last week – three ministers
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Axeing free school milk ‘is the right thing to do’
THE Economic Development Minister has defended his controversial proposal to axe free school milk.
Trade mission to Israel
A DELEGATION from Jersey could be heading to Israel next year on an official trade mission as economic links between the two states develop.
Cutting red tape ‘key to success’
THE need to minimise red tape is at the centre of States’ policy, an audience of French and UK business leaders was told at a gathering in London.
An apparent lack of education here
From Pete Davis. I WAS disturbed to read the article (JEP, 7 April) headlined Minimum wage ‘should reflect climate’. At first I smiled at the use of words, thinking it was being claimed that the minimum wage was expected to be a mirror to global warming. However, on reading further I was astounded at the […]
Jerseyman to chair competition watchdog?
A JERSEYMAN will become chairman of the Island’s competition regulatory body for the first time, if the States agree.
Postal deliveries five days a week?
POSTAL deliveries could be scaled back from six days a week to five, the Economic Development Minister has said.
Anger over plans for third supermarket
ANGRY retailers have rejected the conclusions of a report that supports the introduction of a third supermarket in the Island.
New law ‘could open doors to new markets’
COMPUTER games writers and film makers could choose to base themselves in the Island if the States supports a proposed new law.
Business survey ‘encouraging’
THERE are signs of ‘cautious optimism’ of economic recovery, according to new figures released this week by the States Statistics Unit.

