IT may have finally felt like spring had arrived in Jersey in the run up to the Easter weekend, but you may want to keep your winter coat out for the time being…
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Jersey still part of Love Island contingency plan
THERE is still a chance that Love Island could be filmed in Jersey this year, according to national media reports on Saturday.
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Former Chief Minister to stand as an independent
A FORMER Chief Minister is to stand for election as an independent candidate – and wants to keep his current External Relations portfolio. Senator Ian Gorst has outlined his intentions for the June general election and confirmed that he will be seeking one of the four Deputy seats in the newly formed District 1 comprising […]
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1937 Airport building will be allowed to stay
JERSEY’s historic 1937 airport terminal building has been saved from demolition after the aviation regulator decided it does not pose a safety threat.
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It’s time to reflect on and debate the issue of violence against women
AS the dust begins to settle on the protests and debates of the last few weeks regarding violence against women, it’s time for some reflection.
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£5.5m to be spent on external staff to lead government IT system overhaul
ALMOST £5.5m is to be spent on external consultants to oversee the delivery of a major capital programme to modernise the government’s ageing digital systems.
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The race for Chief Minister: Full list of the politicians backing Mézec and Moore
DEPUTY Kristina Moore looks set to become the Island’s first female Chief Minister after more than half of the new States Assembly signed her nomination paper. Candidates are required to have a minimum of six signatories on their nomination form, but Deputy Moore has far exceeded that number with the backing of 30 Members. However, […]
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Pay-inequality reports halted by pandemic
GENDER pay-gap reporting has become the latest casualty of the pandemic, with ministers saying they do not intend to force businesses to report their figures any time soon because firms are under so much pressure.
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Calls to respect Covid Safe Team after harassment
EXTRA training and revised policies have been put in place for the Covid Safe Team after officers were harassed by drunk Islanders – and female members were subjected to ‘sexualised’ comments.
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Duty reduction for biofuel to encourage greater use?
DUTY could be removed from environmentally friendly biofuel as a way to encourage more people to use it in future, the Infrastructure Minister has said.
