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A PROPOSAL to allow ‘happy hours’ and drinks promotions to help the hospitality industry recover from the Covid-19 pandemic is to be debated by the States this week.

JERSEY may seek to broker its own deal with the EU if it is unhappy with arrangements at the end of the Brexit negotiating period, the External Relations Minister has said.

A SWITCH in the Island’s traditional freight links from UK ports to France post-Brexit could threaten the viability of Jersey’s biggest agricultural crop, farmers have warned.

THE post-Brexit fate of the Island’s fishing industry could be determined in the coming days, with crunch talks due to take place between the UK and EU.

ANOTHER attempt to introduce super-constituencies and remove the office of Senator before Jersey’s next general election has been tabled for States approval.

DISCUSSIONS are being held over the reopening of St Malo to Jersey visitors but it is ‘too early’ to say when this will happen, the External Relations Minister has confirmed.

FISHERMEN in Normandy have spoken out against potential UK intervention in the post-Brexit management of fishing rights in Jersey’s territorial waters and backed the government’s decision to oppose any such move.

THE Co-op will not be stockpiling goods again before the UK’s full departure from the EU at the end of the year, having gained confidence during the Covid-19 crisis that its supply chains are resilient, Co-op chief executive Mark Cox has said.