IT is quite clear that Environment Minister Freddie Cohen has outraged a great many Islanders through his involvement with Portelet and the development which has been permitted on a so prominent a site above the bay.
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Plémont inquiry good value for public money
From John Mesch, chairman, Council for the Protection of Jersey’s Heritage.
Protection of a finite asset
ONCE again, there seems to be some double-think in relation to the Jersey countryside, the need to protect it and the contradictory idea that new sites in all 12 parishes should be identified for residential development.
A new role of great importance
IN recent years Jersey has been eager to raise the profile of what is described as its international personality. Politicians and others have stressed that if the Island is to play its part internationally and, perhaps more importantly, if it is to be properly understood by the outside world, it must engage as fully as possible with communities beyond its shores.
Metropole site plans approved
PLANS to demolish the Metropole Hotel and convert buildings nearby to allow 187 flats to be built have been approved in principle by Environment Minister Freddie Cohen.
All these grand States projects just don’t tie in with the facts
From Ray McCredie TREASURY Minister Philip Ozouf has often declared his intention to erect a dozen or so office blocks with accommodation on the Esplanade. His colleague, Senator Freddie Cohen, now proposes to construct 4,000 homes and create a national park. This will increase Jersey’s population to an estimated 115,000 to 120,000. In addition to […]
IoD deliberate on public and private
THE line-up for this year’s Institute of Directors annual debate has been finalised and includes two UK experts on public-private partnerships.
Individuals ‘aren’t protected enough on planning appeals’
JERSEY desperately needs a better planning appeals system to protect people’s rights, a committee of inquiry says.
The Senatorial election is pretty much over already
GOOD news – the Senatorial election is pretty much over, bar the technical formalities of votes being cast, ballot papers being counted and results being read out.

