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LEGISLATION to manage the number of Airbnb properties in Jersey could be introduced as early as next year to prevent holiday rentals from taking homes away from Islanders, the Deputy Chief Minister has said.

A MAJOR public inquiry into the Island’s biggest-ever capital project is due to begin today, as an independent planning inspector starts his review of the controversial new-hospital scheme. Following years of setbacks and two rejected planning applications, the new proposals to build the facility at Overdale will face five days of scrutiny, after which independent […]

THE Economic Development Minister has come under fire for consulting only ‘Guernsey counterparts’ and not key stakeholders over the recent demerger of the pan-island competition regulator.

ISLANDERS who received one vaccination in Jersey and the other in a different jurisdiction can apply for a Covid Status Certificate showing both doses.

TWO virtual exhibitions detailing the proposed demolition programme at Overdale and the planned transformation of the old Les Quennevais School into a temporary health facility have been released.

Freedom Day for Jersey, which will see the lifting of remaining Covid-19 restrictions after 18 months of the pandemic, has been confirmed as 26 August.

A FAMILY-RUN business that traded through the Occupation has said plans to build the new hospital at Overdale will wreck its shop.

THE Deputy Chief Minister has moved to reassure Islanders that they can continue with their Christmas plans, after some events were cancelled or went online this week.

PLANS to restore and expand the former Millbrook House Hotel into an art-themed tourist venue with a spa and cookery school have been approved.

JERSEY’S cannabis-growing industry will be taxed at 20%, following a vote in the States Assembly.