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RESTRICTIONS on singing which mean many choirs, bands and groups still cannot perform together and young children cannot sing in school could soon be relaxed, the States heard yesterday.

ISLANDERS will be asked for their views on ways to reduce the number of vehicles on Jersey’s roads after politicians approved a proposal designed to strengthen the Island’s efforts to become carbon neutral by 2030.

ALL working Islanders will receive a pay packet boost from next month after the States voted to cut social-security contributions by 2% as part of a Covid-19 economic recovery package.

CHIEF Minister John Le Fondré has survived a vote of no confidence in the States.

A NON-EXECUTIVE directorship taken on by Charlie Parker is not compatible with his role as government chief executive, ministers have decided.

THE Environment Minister has accused some of his colleagues of ‘bottling it’ after a debate about a new landlords register was dropped this week.

A CONTROVERSIAL proposition to introduce a landlords’ register has been postponed after Members asked for more information on the potentially ‘inflationary’ effect of the move – with those voting in favour of the delay accused of indulging in ‘absolute self-interest’.