A POLITICAL party member has become the first to officially throw her hat into the ring for next year’s election.
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Electoral reforms approved after decades of debate
MAJOR changes to the composition of the States Assembly have been passed – more than two decades after proposals for electoral reform were first tabled.
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Independent body to decide States pay
A NEW independent body will be established to review politicians’ pay following approval by the States Assembly.
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Halkett Street likely to change name to Rue Ivy Forster in 2022
A ST Helier street is expected to be renamed next year in honour of Jersey’s first female politician.
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A third of Members signed up to a party
THE Island has taken another big step into a new era of party politics, following the official launch of an alliance which features a significant number of the current Council of Ministers.
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Weekly Covid tests: Student uptake less than 50%
LESS than half of students eligible for weekly lateral flow testing have had tests.
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Electoral reform could ‘engage younger people’
PRESSING ahead with electoral reform could help to engage younger people in politics, a States Senator has said.
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PPC to decide whether Assistant Chief Ministers breached code
TWO Assistant Chief Ministers are involved in an ongoing investigation relating to overcharging their tenants for electricity.
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Backbencher criticises NED’s £22K pay packet
THE appointment of a non-executive director to a government-owned company who is paid £1,467 a day illustrates ‘the gap between the rich and poor’, a backbench politician has said.
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Minute’s silence to honour the Duke
ISLANDERS are asked to observe a one-minute silence at 3pm today to remember His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh.
