AGRICULTURAL land in Grouville may have to be used as part of plans to build affordable homes in the parish, the Constable has said.
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Developing derelict glasshouse sites would be ‘win-win’
DEVELOPING derelict glasshouse sites to ease the Island’s housing crisis would be a ‘win-win’ scenario and could have been included as part of the draft bridging Island Plan, the president of the Jersey Farmers’ Union has said.
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Landlords in the States vote down rental licence scheme
PLANS to bring in a licensing scheme for rented properties have been rejected by States Members by a single vote.
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Celebratory parcels for ‘Liberation legends’
MORE than 25 vehicles set out to deliver 600 parcels to Occupation veterans today as part of Jersey’s 76th Liberation Day celebrations.
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Recruitment struggle to follow migration policy?
A NEW migration control policy passed overwhelmingly by the States yesterday could cause significant expense and difficulty recruiting staff within agriculture, an industry representative has said.
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Housing pushes Jersey’s cost of living up – again
RISING house prices, rents and mortgage rates are continuing to drive Jersey’s cost of living up at a faster rate than in the UK, new figures have revealed.
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Senators to go after States reforms gain approval
MAJOR reforms of the composition of the States were approved in the Chamber yesterday – ending more than two decades of stalemate in attempts to overhaul the electoral system.
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Failure to split Bailiff role would ‘undermine care inquiry pledge’
STATES Members risk undermining their commitment to follow through on recommendations made by the care inquiry by failing to split the historic dual role of the Bailiff, the Children’s Minister has said.
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Can a minister ever be too open? In the eyes of the States comms team, yes…
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War memorial moved to prominent position
A WAR memorial that has lain forgotten in a Grouville graveyard for more than 20 years is being restored to a prominent parish location in time for the centenary of the Armistice.
