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JERSEY has made a commitment to help fund the provision of a specialist border inspection post in Normandy which could be needed by fishermen post-Brexit, one of the region’s senior politicians has said.

INTERIMS brought in as senior managers in the public sector need to be aware of the effect they could have on staff morale if they simply demand people follow a UK model, Senator Ian Gorst has said.

WHETHER or not Jersey will have an additional bank holiday on 8 May 2020 is due to be decided in this week’s States sitting.

ISLANDERS with Jersey passports are having visa requests to visit India rejected, and Customs officials are working with the embassy in London to try to resolve the issue.

UPDATED laws governing the harvesting of seaweed on Jersey’s beaches were brought into effect by the States this week.

AN Australian-style points immigration system ‘might work’ for Jersey if it was introduced by the UK but any new post-Brexit controls are far from finalised, the External Relations Minister has said.

THE struggles facing the agriculture industry have not been given proper consideration by the panel formulating the Island’s long-awaited population policy, the Jersey Farmers’ Union has said.

ISLANDERS holding British passports can expect ‘longer queues’ and tougher border checks when entering France if the UK leaves the EU on bad terms, the External Relations Minister has said.

JERSEY farmers are expanding their search for non-EU labour with European workers becoming more likely to need permits to work in the Island post-Brexit, a union head has said.