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STATES chief executive Charlie Parker is ‘very aware of the division’ between his role and the political sphere and has not overstepped the boundary, the Chief Minister has said.

THE struggles facing the agriculture industry have not been given proper consideration by the panel formulating the Island’s long-awaited population policy, the Jersey Farmers’ Union has said.

ISLANDERS should prepare for further cost of living increases because the States’ recent climate emergency declaration will see extra levies introduced, including a potential congestion charge, the Chief Minister has warned.

FEWER consultants and interim appointees should be used to deliver sweeping reforms of the public sector under the OneGov programme, the External Relations Minister has said. claiming he would have done things differently.

THE question of who should pay for a drain survey is delaying a charity’s purchase of farmland overlooking a local beauty spot in the Coastal National Park.

A BEACON burned brightly at Les Landes on Sunday night as the Island joined worldwide commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended the slaughter of the First World War.

THE States are considering revising their controversial pay offer for staff, it has emerged.

THE States Members who will form Scrutiny panels have been decided – with one resigning from his position within minutes of being appointed.

DEPUTY Carolyn Labey has been appointed the new chairwoman of a local body which works to bring together politicians from across the Commonwealth to share ideas and best practice.