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A PETITION to write off a year’s worth of income tax for 45,000 Islanders was debated in the States yesterday.

A COMMUNITY-wide conversation is urgently needed about the future of infertility treatment in Jersey, the St Martin Constable has said.

SPEED cameras will be permitted for use by the honorary police as the latest tool in the arsenal against ‘boy racers’ using the Island’s roads as a racetrack, following a vote in the States yesterday.

PETS could be banned from the Ecréhous and the Minquiers, if States Members agree.

ISLANDERS have been left shocked after five crows were impaled on spikes at the side of a field in St Martin.

INCREASING income tax to repay the millions of pounds spent on the Island’s response to the Covid-19 crisis is out of the question, according to the Treasury Minister.

THE government is considering launching a scheme to educate people about Jersey’s history and specifically its role in the slave trade, politicians were told yesterday.

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.

A SCRUTINY inquiry has been launched to investigate the government’s apparent failure to follow protocols on public sector recruitment last year.