PLANNING has broken a promise to protect and preserve St Helier’s original sea wall made years ago by former Environment Minister Freddie Cohen, according to an environmental lobby group.
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Heritage, finance and the economy
THERE can be no doubt that to remain a competitive and attractive place in which to do business, Jersey must modify and accommodate the needs of a constantly developing finance industry.
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Ministers double spending on travel and entertainment
MINISTERS spent more than double on travel and entertainment last year than they did in 2010 – the highest ever ministerial expenses on record.
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Plans for seafront home now approved
PLANS for a luxury six-bedroom seafront house on the Zanzibar site in St Brelade’s Bay have been approved by Environment Minister Rob Duhamel after the Royal Court overturned the previous refusal.
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Plémont: Back to square one
PLANS for a major public inquiry into the development of one of Jersey’s most treasured beauty spots may be scuppered.
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Minister made ‘serious errors’ over luxury planning site
FORMER Environment Minister Freddie Cohen and senior planning officers have been criticised in a damning Royal Court judgment that will cost taxpayers thousands of pounds.
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Scaled-back plans for Zanzibar restaurant site in St Brelade
DANDARA has submitted new plans for the Zanzibar restaurant site overlooking St Brelade’s Bay and the listed house behind it.
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Homes plan for Château Plaisir
PROPOSALS to demolish a former night spot and tourist attraction on the Five Mile Road and replace it with houses have been submitted to the Planning department.
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Construction industry ‘hit by longer Planning waiting times’
WAITING times for major planning applications have almost doubled since Environment Minister Rob Duhamel took office, with £150 million worth of construction stuck in the pipeline, according to an Island architect.
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New plans for north of town
MORE car parking for shoppers could be created in town as part of a revised major development plan for the north of town.
