A group of politicians from New Jersey are in the Island to mark the American state’s 350th year The territory was given its name by Jerseyman Sir George Carteret in 1665 The visiting Americans have been to Durrell and Gorey Castle and met several dignitaries POLITICIANS from New Jersey came face to face with the […]
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Speed cameras ‘being considered’ in Jersey
Cameras have been used in the UK for more than 20 years and have been hailed as one of the main reasons for the reduction of deaths on Britain’s roads.
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Speed cameras ‘being considered’ in Jersey
Cameras have been used in the UK for more than 20 years and have been hailed as one of the main reasons for the reduction of deaths on Britain’s roads.
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Jersey’s English test for professional sports players will be made easier
Home Affairs Minister Kristina Moore has signed a ministerial decision requesting that the Jersey Work Permit Policy, which dictates immigration policy for people from non-EU countries, be amended to bring it into line with legislation in the UK and other countries.
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Gorst announces his picks for Council of Ministers
This morning Senator Gorst announced his top ten picks for the Island’s key ministerial positions.
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New law on cyber-bullying, revenge porn and internet trolls
NEW laws to crack down on cyber bullying, revenge porn and internet trolls have moved a step closer to being introduced following the launch of a consultation.
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Navy ship could earn right to march in Jersey
Home Affairs Minister Kristina Moore has lodged the proposition asking States Members to allow the company of the HMS Iron Duke to march through Jersey with ‘colours flying, drums beating and bayonets fixed’.
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Jersey’s version of The Shard? Environment Minister outlines vision for ‘landmark’ office tower
Environment Minister Steve Luce told Chamber of Commerce lunch that a huge office tower could be built Deputy Luce outlined vision for ‘landmark’ building in town JEP comment: ‘This is a time of need, not want’ Does Jersey need a building like The Shard? Take our poll below A ‘LANDMARK’ office tower three times the […]
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Overhaul planned of Jersey’s sex offences law: Forced anal and oral sex to be defined as rape
JERSEY’S Sexual Offences Act could undergo a radical overhaul – with the definition of rape being broadened to include offences that are currently classified as indecent assault.
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UK-style points system for motoring offences on the way?
Crackdown on drivers using mobiles Persistent offenders could lose licences UK-style points system could be introduced A UK-style points system for driving offences, including for people using mobile phones behind the wheel, could be introduced in Jersey in an effort to improve road safety. Transport Minister Eddie Noel has confirmed that his department are working […]
