JERSEY will work to reforge its business links around the world as the UK looks to broker new trade deals with the likes of the EU, US, Australia and New Zealand after Brexit, a new government report says.
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‘Greater resilience in supply chain needed’
JERSEY needs to explore alternative emergency supply chains as there is a ‘dependence’ on deliveries from Portsmouth, a Brexit review has revealed.
Brexit: Industry leaders give trade deal hopes and fears
LEADERS in Jersey’s fishing, farming and hospitality industries have outlined their hopes and fears as the UK prepares to leave the EU and negotiate a new trade deal by the end of this year.
Agreement puts Island on ‘strongest possible footing’ for post-Brexit trade
JERSEY will be able to trade under World Trade Organisation rules if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, it has been announced.
No-deal Brexit: Jersey will cope, says minister
THE External Relations Minister has said that he is ‘confident’ that Jersey will cope with the consequences of no-deal Brexit after the UK government released details of their ‘worst case scenario’ expectations.
‘Certainty of Tory win will be good for Jersey’
THE ‘certainty’ brought about by the decisive Conservative victory in the UK general election will be ‘good’ for Jersey, the External Relations Minister has said.
Flying the flag for Jersey at the Tory conference
SENIOR Island ministers have again pushed for Jersey’s post-Brexit interests to be recognised during a trip to this week’s Conservative Party conference.
‘We’re still ready for no-deal Brexit’
JERSEY’S government is still preparing for the ‘very real possibility’ of a no-deal Brexit at the end of 2020 should the UK and EU’s trade talks collapse next year, a new report has confirmed.
Chief Minister transfers more of his portfolio
POLITICAL responsibility for Jersey’s digital sector and communications policies has been formally transferred from the Chief Minister to the Economic Development Minister.
Call to reduce cost of GP visits rejected
POLITICIANS have rejected reducing the cost of a GP visit to £10 for pensioners, children under five and those on low incomes.

