MOT-style testing for Jersey’s cars and international permits for those driving in the EU are to be introduced as part of plans to prepare for Brexit.
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Minister promotes Jersey in New York
THE External Relations Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, is in New York this week, representing Jersey at an international anti-corruption summit and finalising plans for a new Jersey Finance office in the city.
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External Relations Minister lodges business activity law
NEW laws to address the EU’s concerns over the degree of real business activity carried out by companies registered in the Island have been lodged by the External Relations Minister.
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Refugee communication documents ‘should not be published’
COMMUNICATIONS between the Crown Dependencies and the UK government would be ‘impeded’ if a UK decision to publish correspondence about the housing of Syrian refugees is allowed to stand, a States spokesman has said.
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Island could be ‘ideally placed’ to help child refugees
JERSEY could be ‘ideally placed’ to help refugee children and doing so should not mean ‘opening the floodgates’ for waves of immigrants, a Deputy has said.
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PM: ‘Relationship with UK will not change after Brexit’
THE relationship between the UK and the Crown Dependencies will not change as a result of Brexit, the Prime Minister has said, as she reassured the islands that she is working on a deal that ‘works for the whole British family’.
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Jersey granted permission to negotiate trade deal with UAE
JERSEY has been granted long-awaited permission by the UK government to negotiate an international trade deal on its own behalf.
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Child refugees to be sheltered in Jersey?
JERSEY’S government is ‘examining’ the possibility of bringing unaccompanied child refugees into the Island.
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Islanders divided over accepting child refugees
ISLANDERS are again divided over the issue of whether Jersey should accept child refugees.
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States Members accused of ‘ignorance’ over retail tax
STATES Members who voted against halving the retail tax have been accused of ‘ignorance’ and failing to listen to the views of business experts.
