JERSEY has an opportunity to be an ‘early adopter’ of Covid safety certificates, potentially as soon as the middle of May, a senior minister has said.
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‘All the pieces came together’ for medical cannabis company
JERSEY’S ‘stability, safety, reputation for strong regulation and business-friendly environment’ were why a Canadian medicinal cannabis company set up its European distribution centre in the Island.
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Pubs and restaurants able to serve alcohol without food from this Friday
ISLANDERS will not be required to order food to buy alcohol at pubs and restaurants from Good Friday, it has been confirmed.
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Skatepark plans prompt questions about hospital-route designs
THE release of detailed designs for a new skatepark has prompted some States Members to ask why similar information about the access route for the proposed new hospital was not available prior to last week’s debate.
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Comment: British and Irish Lions – the pride of Jersey
IF there were ever to be a silver lining to the most thunderous of clouds our generation is likely to see, the revelation that the British and Irish Lions could use Jersey as a training base this summer could well be it.
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Covid-19 support for new workers ‘isn’t enough’, say small businesses
THE level of support for new employees provided by the government’s Co-funded Payroll Scheme is ‘unacceptable’, a small-business owner has said.
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Late-summer start for the Les Quennevais skate park project?
A NEW skate park at Les Quennevais Sports Centre could start to be built in the late summer if planning permission is given, a Scrutiny panel has heard.
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Nightingale wards and world-class training centre for new hospital?
NIGHTINGALE-style emergency wards and a staff wellbeing centre are some of the proposals for Jersey’s new hospital, published in a clinicians’ design.
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‘Pandemic proves Island needs a new hospital’
THE pandemic has conclusively proven that Jersey needs a new hospital ‘now more than ever’, the Deputy Chief Minister has said.
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Chief Minister quashes lockdown rumours
THERE are no plans to place Jersey in lockdown later this month, the Chief Minister has said as he moved to quash rumours that have been circulating in the last 48 hours.
