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Tributes flood in for former Deputy Hugh Raymond

TRIBUTES are being paid to former Trinity Deputy Hugh Raymond, who died over the weekend. Mr Raymond was elected to the States Assembly for the first time in 2018, having narrowly missed out on a seat four years earlier by just 16 votes. During his four-year term, Mr Raymond served as an Assistant Health, Assistant […]

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Environment Minister defends assistant's decision to reject major St Helier development

ENVIRONMENT Minister Jonathan Renouf has backed his assistant minister following her rejection of a £120m plan for more than 200 homes and an aparthotel in town. Last month, Assistant Environment Minister Hilary Jeune threw out an appeal by property company Le Masurier for its Les Sablons project, which would have built on mostly cleared land […]

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Two of the Chief Minister candidates promise more representative Council

TREASURY Minister Ian Gorst has ruled out proposing Reform Jersey members for ministerial positions if he wins Thursday’s Chief Minister election. However, the Deputy, a former Chief Minister, stressed the importance of finding a “consensus” across the Assembly. Deputy Gorst, who has so far gathered the backing of 14 States Members – including much of […]

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Jersey's Chief Minister accused of ‘secrecy’ by former Infrastructure Minister

ACCUSATIONS of “secrecy” and “interference” have been levelled against Chief Minister Kristina Moore by former Infrastructure Minister Tom Binet following his no-confidence motion lodged earlier this week. And Deputy Binet – who tendered his resignation from the Council of Ministers on Tuesday – claims he was called to a meeting at the end of last […]

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Government sets out multi-site hospital proposal

A MULTI-SITE option for replacing the Island’s existing General Hospital has been put forward by ministers. Plans include an acute inpatient hospital at Overdale, and outpatient facilities at Kensington Place and Gloucester Street. However, the draft feasibility study does not include any indication of the project’s cost. The study outlines how new healthcare facilities will […]

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Infrastructure Minister resigns and calls vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister

INFRASTRUCTURE Minister Tom Binet has resigned and called a vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister. In a strongly worded report outlining his reasons for bringing the motion, the politician criticised Deputy Kristina Moore’s style and quality of leadership and said that the last 18 months had been a “depressing affair for many close […]

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