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OPTIONS for travel are diminishing as the effect of changes to Jersey’s risk classifications begins to bite.

Projects promoting the Island’s ‘globally focused’ business profile could receive funding from the government’s £50 million fiscal-stimulus pot, the External Relations Minister has said.

THE extent of foreign investment in Jersey’s buy-to-let market and the identity of all landlords are set to be revealed after proposals for a digital register of property ownership were heavily backed by the States.

CHIEF Minister John Le Fondré has survived a vote of no confidence in the States.

A MINISTER has quit the government in order to back a vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister.

IT used to be linked by cable car and there have been numerous ideas put forward over the years for a modern access replacement, but now ministers are looking for a new way to connect Fort Regent with town via Snow Hill.

THE UK cannot give up Jersey’s territorial waters to the EU as part of its Brexit negotiations, the External Relations Minister has said as he dismissed recent national media reports claiming otherwise.

UP to £2 million from dormant bank accounts is to be donated to Jersey charities, with a focus on supporting those which have been helping Islanders through the coronavirus pandemic.

MORE than £750,000 has been paid to exiting public-sector staff since the start of this year, a freedom of information request has revealed.