PEOPLE should draw on the strength of Islanders who lived through the Occupation to cope during the coronavirus crisis, the Chief Minister has said.
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All shops given green light to reopen as recovery continues
ALL retail shops are now allowed to open and work is under way to restore travel routes, ministers revealed as they said Covid-19 was close to being eliminated in Jersey.
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Travel to and from the Island could resume from next week
TRAVEL to and from the Island will resume at the end of next week, if the States back proposals to reopen the borders following a 111-day shutdown.
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The fight against global corruption
COMMENT by Stephen Baker of Baker and Partners
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Minister: ‘Status quo’ to continue after Brexit Day
THERE will be no impact until the end of the year on Islanders’ ability to travel to or trade with the EU following Brexit Day on Friday, the External Relations Minister has confirmed.
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International tribute to former States adviser Colin Powell
FORMER government adviser Colin Powell, who died earlier this year, has been recognised at an international financial forum.
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Minister makes bid to save Constables’ voting rights
FRESH proposals to protect Constables’ voting rights in the States have been lodged.
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Stand for the States, minister urges finance sector workers
LEADING financiers are being urged to stand in Jersey’s next election to ‘play their part’ in the future success of the Island.
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Landlord register debate delayed in move described as an ‘act of absolute self-interest’
A CONTROVERSIAL proposition to introduce a landlords’ register has been postponed after Members asked for more information on the potentially ‘inflationary’ effect of the move – with those voting in favour of the delay accused of indulging in ‘absolute self-interest’.
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Which States Member asked the most questions last year?
TWO political newcomers – Deputies Rob Ward and Kevin Pamplin – were among the most active backbenchers in terms of posing States questions during the first year of the new Assembly, a statistics analysis has shown.
