THE man tipped to become Jersey’s first Chief Minister is today contemplating resigning his seat in the States.
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Two-way race for Constable in St Clement
FOR the first time in 21 years there will be a contested election for the role of St Clement Constable.
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OECD official admits to ‘blacklist’ mistakes
A SENIOR OECD official has told States Members that mistakes were made in the 1998 report on harmful tax practices that ‘blacklisted’ the Island.
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Island Games: Doubts over golf and bowls for Shetland
WHILE the indoor bowlers may not be competing in the Island Games in Shetland next year, their outdoor brethren could well be sending a team, according to the secretary of the Jersey Bowling Association.
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Rates row in St Clement is resolved by the Constable – of Grouville
THE Parish of St Clement have dropped the threat of legal action against a couple who overpaid their rates bill by 27 pence.
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Time limits on States speeches?
TIME limits could be placed on speeches, debates and questions in the States in a bid to tighten up proceedings.
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States vote for Les Pas deal
THE States approved the Les Pas deal yesterday evening by 26 votes to 16 after two full days of debate.
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St Clement rates rise at a stormy meeting
IT took the Parish of St Clement almost two hours to set their rate during a stormy meeting last night.
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P & R buy time for deal on welfare bills
A DEAL is on the cards for the taxpayer to help the urban parishes to meet their spiralling welfare bills.
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Senator steps in over couple’s rates bill row
SENATOR Stuart Syvret has intervened in the row which has left a couple facing court action for overpaying their rates bill by 27p.
