ART could become an integral part of future building projects if plans to make large-scale development more cultural receive public support.
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How many developments are going ahead? We don’t know, admit Planning
PLANNING are unable to say just how many new homes are currently being built, the States heard yesterday.
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London architects’ firm to oversee waterfront
A WORLD-renowned firm of architects will oversee development on the waterfront from now on.
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Goose Green plan turned down
DANDARA have been refused permission to build 129 homes on Goose Green Marsh at Bel Royal.
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New team to protect historic buildings
JERSEY’S heritage professionals and Island experts are being brought together to advise Planning on the protection of Jersey’s historic buildings.
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Planning application notices get bigger
SITE notices will have to be double the size from now on after complaints that Islanders could not read them.
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Waterfront saga: An end in sight?
THE ‘long-running saga’ of the waterfront should be over by the end of the year, according to the Island’s Environment Minister.
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Phone masts health pledge
NO new phone mast applications will be dealt with until a health impact assessment has been completed, a public scrutiny meeting heard last night.
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No towers, say 5,000
MORE than 5,000 Islanders have signed Save Jersey Heritage’s petition against high-rise towers being built on the waterfront.
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States’ purchase of Plémont ‘would be anarchy’
A STATES decision to compulsorily purchase Plémont would be ‘tantamount to anarchy’, according to the man who has drawn up plans for the site.
