Deputy Rob Duhamel has been elected as the new Environment Minister.
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Plans for fencing around Town Park sparks debate
HUNDREDS of thousands of pounds may be spent on railings to surround the new Town Park.
Death threat to minister
ENVIRONMENT Minister Freddie Cohen has today spoken for the first time about the death threat he received in the wake of the outcry over the Portelet development.
A suitable issue for referendum
IT is difficult to understand why anyone ever imagined that reducing the number of Senators from 12 to eight would be a good idea.
I am proud of my record and the schemes I have approved
From Senator Freddie Cohen, Minister for Planning and Environment. FOR decades Portelet had been blighted by a massive ugly holiday camp. Prior to my appointment a planning approval had been granted for the development of flats and houses at Portelet. Therefore I never had the opportunity of returning Portelet to nature as would have been […]
Please, don’t put us all through the farce of a student hustings again
JUST 19 young people turned up to a specially organised student hustings with the Senatorial candidates last week.
Deputy considers delaying move for park railings
A ST HELIER Deputy says she is at a loss to understand how the decision to include railings around the Millennium Town Park was reached.
Raising standards of design
THE crassly misplaced new development above the bay at Portelet, rightly condemned by many Islanders as utterly out of keeping with its surroundings, has cast architectural development in something of a bad light recently.
Minister’s baffling decision
ALTHOUGH the Minister for Planning and Environment, Senator Freddie Cohen, can be proud of successfully piloting a new Island Plan through the States with its central policies intact, the portfolio that has been his for more than five years has clearly been a burden as well as source of rewarding experiences.

