JERSEY’S decision to ban single-use plastic and paper bags is ‘brilliant’ but only the ‘tip of the iceberg’ in tackling environmental issues, campaigners have said.
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Covid: Anger over letter that allowed pupil back in school
A BACKBENCH politician has called for a review of Jersey’s Covid track-and-trace regime for people arriving in the Island after a pupil was allowed back to school while awaiting a test result after 14 days in isolation.
Fury over decision in States made in ‘biased’ conditions
THE Jersey Tenants Forum has reacted with fury to the ‘disgraceful situation’ which saw States Members with declared financial interests in property able to vote down proposals to regulate the Island’s rental sector.
Proposals lodged to ban all single-use bags in Jersey
A PROPOSITION calling for a ban on both single-use bags in Jersey has been resubmitted by a Deputy alongside a new detailed report.
Welcome for single-use bag legislation
A STATES decision which could see Jersey become the first place in the British Isles to ban single-use carrier bags – including paper ones – has been welcomed by supermarkets and campaigners.
Deputy proposes ban on sale of plastic bags
THE sale of plastic bags in Jersey could be banned by next year if the States approve proposals lodged by a backbencher.
Will Islanders get another public holiday?
THE States Assembly is due to sit on Tuesday for the first time this year following the Christmas break.
Minister to discuss a ban on importing plastic bags
A BAN on importing plastic bags into Jersey will be discussed by ministers as part of a wider strategy to reduce plastic waste, the Environment Minister has revealed.
At least 60 feral chickens shot dead in cull
MORE than 60 feral chickens have been shot dead as part of a cull organised by Environmental Health officers.
‘Taxes may have to rise to avoid massive black hole’
TAXES may have to increase in order to avoid a ‘massive black hole’ in Jersey’s finances after the coronavirus crisis – but simply targeting the wealthy is not the answer, the Treasury Minister has said.

