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STATES Members will not have to declare their pay on a public register.

CENTRE POINT and the Spring Trust are to merge to form a new charity that will be the largest provider of after school and holiday care in the Island.

THE public could decide whether the Island holds a general election in 2005.

PRIVILEGES are asking for £148,000 to set up a complete ‘Hansard’ transcription service for States sittings.

PROPOSALS for a nightclub licence for the Tipsy Toad Townhouse in New Street have been shelved.

JERSEY’S policy on early years education and childcare will not be the subject of a scrutiny panel inquiry.

ALL children aged between three and five years should get free childcare according to a parents action group.

THE man tipped to become Jersey’s first Chief Minister is today contemplating resigning his seat in the States.

MORE than 11 per cent of public sector employees were paid packages of £50,000 or more last year.

NURSERY managers want the States to consider investing in existing private facilities rather than building new ones.