THE Island’s events industry say the government would be ‘horrified’ if they knew the money businesses have lost as a result of the continued delay to so-called ‘Freedom Day’.
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Electoral reform could ‘engage younger people’
PRESSING ahead with electoral reform could help to engage younger people in politics, a States Senator has said.
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Island on track for 15 July freedom day, say ministers
JERSEY is on track for ‘freedom day’ on 15 July and a further easing of isolation rules is under review, ministers have revealed amid increasing signs that vaccines have broken the link between infections and deaths.
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‘Multiple concerns’ delay vaccine-passport decision
THE Chief Minister has highlighted multiple concerns which have left the government yet to make a firm decision over the possible introduction of vaccination passports.
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Opposition to quarry plans
A CAMPAIGN opposing a potential quarry expansion in St Mary, which was proposed in the recently published Draft Bridging Island Plan, has been launched.
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Medical cannabis campaign walkers heading to Jersey
AN autistic and epileptic boy who prompted a change in the UK’s medical-cannabis laws is visiting Jersey this weekend as part of a 1,000-mile walk to help ensure ‘others do not suffer in the way he has’.
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More of St Brelade’s Bay to receive coastal park status?
DESIGNATING more of St Brelade’s Bay as a Coastal National Park will be considered as part of the next Island Plan, ministers have said in response to a campaign group’s petition.
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Business leaders call for action and openness
BUSINESS leaders have called for more emergency government support for the crisis-hit hospitality trade and say ministers need to be more open with Islanders about the current threat from Covid.
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Jersey Heritage to be a charity
JERSEY Heritage’s constitution is to be changed to allow it to become a registered charity, following a vote in the States.
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Scrutiny calls for ‘urgent updates’ on new hospital
A SCRUTINY panel has expressed ongoing concerns about the level of key information being provided to Islanders regarding the project to build Jersey’s new hospital.
