QUESTIONS about unlawful raids carried out on premises allegedly connected to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich are due to be raised in the States Assembly. Deputy Sam Mézec said he would be seeking information from Attorney General Mark Temple on what he was doing to ensure his department – and those who operate under it – […]
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Health turn to UK and India to fill 400 roles
RECRUITING from India, attending UK job fairs and delivering keyworker accommodation are among the approaches being used to deal with ‘unacceptable’ vacancy rates within the Health Department, the minister has said. Deputy Karen Wilson revealed that, as of last month, there were around 400 full-time-equivalent vacancies within her department – a rate of around 15%. […]
Corn Riots Festival ‘an opportunity to develop links with Normandy’
AN annual Corn Riots Festival could become an important event that helps to develop cultural and trade links with Normandy, the Economic Development Minister has said. Deputy Kirsten Morel said that the festival, which was held last month, could ‘set a precedent’ for the Island to welcome talent from neighbouring French regions to Jersey. The […]
The Island’s new Chief Minister gets her team
LESS than a week after winning an overwhelming mandate to become Jersey’s next Chief Minister, Deputy Kristina Moore was successful in having her chosen team of candidates endorsed to form the Council of Ministers. Deputy Moore’s slate of 11 candidates for ministerial roles were all successful in being voted into office, with just one being […]
Chief Minister chooses her team of 'strong and diverse' assistant ministers
THE Chief Minister has confirmed which politicians will join her government as assistant ministers. Deputy Kristina Moore has chosen ten States Members who will take up assistant ministerial positions. The Chief Minister will be assisted by two assistant chief ministers: Constable Andy Jehan and Deputy Alex Curtis. Mr Jehan is one of four assistant ministers […]
‘Fewer than five’ supply teachers here from the UK
ONGOING staff shortages which have led to teachers from UK agencies being flown in to cover vacant posts are a product of the government’s ‘sticking plaster’ approach, a backbench politician has said. Deputy Rob Ward, who worked as a teacher before moving into politics, said he believed little had been done to address the issue […]
‘Government is living and breathing transparency’: Chief Minister responds to criticism after resignations
THE Chief Minister has said her government is ‘living and breathing openness and transparency’ following criticism surrounding the resignation of chief executive Suzanne Wylie – and denied that they had a fractious relationship. Deputy Kristina Moore also said she was unaware of any rift within the Council of Ministers and that they were ‘committed to […]
’24/7′ search continues for sailors’ bodies after Jersey fishing boat crash
Skipper Michael Michieli was sailing with crew Larry Simyunn and Jervis Baligat when his fishing boat was involved in a collision.
Jersey explosion death toll rises to five with four more people feared missing
States of Jersey Police have said five people are now confirmed to have died following the incident in St Helier.
Rescuers searching explosion scene in Jersey ‘expect to find more bodies’
Jersey Police chief Robin Smith said specialist teams will continue their ‘meticulous and painstaking search’ of the area in St Helier.

