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THE Chief Minister’s policy development boards include ‘the same old faces’ and are ‘almost a political party’, a States backbencher has said.

POLICE budget cuts have gone far enough and more money is being sought by the force to boost officer and staff numbers, the JEP has learned.

QUESTIONS have been raised about why disused glasshouses and other brownfield sites are not being used for affordable homes, including a plot in St Ouen that was rezoned for the purpose five years
ago.

SENATOR Kristina Moore has called on Home Affairs Minister Len Norman to ensure that hate crime legislation is introduced.

BRINGING a vote of no confidence was the ‘nuclear option’ after a lack of an improved pay offer for large sections of the civil service, Deputy Geoff Southern has said – as he was sacked as Assistant Social Security Minister.

ST Peter residents narrowly voted in favour of continuing to pursue a controversial affordable-housing scheme in their parish on Thursday night.

A NEW law to modernise the way States finances are managed could be changed after concerns were raised that it is being rushed through and is undemocratic.

PARISHIONERS of St Peter are to be asked their views on how plans for affordable housing should be taken forward.